Almost 1,000 Bitcoin mining machines were seized in Thailand after electricity theft was discovered at a farm in Chonburi. Operators used a fake meter to mine cryptocurrency without paying for electricity. The theft occurred at night, while during the day the meter showed correct readings. The estimated damage is in the hundreds of millions of baht. The investigation is ongoing, but the culprits have not yet been identified.
1/10/2025 10:43:53 AM (GMT+1)
In Thailand, 996 Bitcoin mining machines were seized at a farm in Chonburi, where electricity was stolen, causing damage in the hundreds of millions of baht, using a fake meter ⚡
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