A bill has been proposed in Arkansas that bans cryptocurrency mining within a 30-mile radius of military installations, including bases, camps, and hospitals. The bill will affect a cryptocurrency mining center under construction in Cabot near an Air Force base, which has raised concerns from local authorities due to the noise. Opponents of the bill argue that it would make Arkansas the only state with such restrictions. The bill includes an exemption for facilities built before December 31.
1/17/2025 11:10:11 AM (GMT+1)
The bill in Arkansas limits cryptocurrency mining within a 30-mile radius of military installations, including bases, hospitals, and arsenals, with an exemption for facilities built before December 31 📅
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