In Thailand, in the Chonburi province, law enforcement authorities seized nearly 1000 bitcoin mining rigs from a company accused of illegally connecting to the power grid. The company used modified meters to steal electricity. During the search, 996 mining devices and equipment with signs of tampering were found. The losses from the theft amounted to about 3.2 million dollars. This incident highlights the threat to the economy and the stability of the country's energy supply.
3/3/2025 7:42:03 AM (GMT+1)
Thai law enforcement authorities seized 1000 bitcoin mining rigs, accusing the company of stealing electricity using modified meters
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