Paraguay shuts illegal bitcoin mines that stole enough power to light a city
Paraguay’s state energy firm claims illegal bitcoin mines steal $60 million worth of electricity each year.
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Bitcoin miners could threaten Paraguay’s power stability
Experts warn Paraguay may face nationwide energy troubles thanks to an increase in unregulated bitcoin mining.
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