Paraguay's National Electricity Authority proposes to set cryptocurrency mining fees

[Paraguay’s National Electricity Board Proposes to Set Up Cryptocurrency Mining Fees] Jinse Finance reported that Paraguay’s National Electricity Board proposed to set a special mining fee for cryptocurrency mining operations. As the group faces huge losses, it has stopped supplying energy to some mining operations that evaded paying their electricity bills and connected to the grid illegally. As the organization faces huge losses, it has stopped supplying energy to some mining operations that evaded paying electricity bills and illegally connected to the grid. (Bitcoin.com)

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