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Bitcoin Mining Operations Continue to Expand Amid the Crypto Winter, While Converting ‘Wasted Gas to Energy at Scale’ – Mining Bitcoin News

The bitcoin mining industry continues to expand as companies are obtaining more megawatts of capacity, building new facilities, and acquiring thousands of application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC) mining rigs. On Friday, the firm Validus Power revealed it has acquired two natural gas power stations in Ontario, Canada, that will become crypto

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Binance fined $3M over illegal operations in the Netherlands

Major global cryptocurrency exchange Binance is facing a penalty in the Netherlands after failing to obtain regulatory approval to operate in the country.The central bank of the Netherlands (DNB) has fined Binance Holdings 3.3 million euros ($3.3 million) for offering local crypto services without registration with authority. The Dutch central

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Spanish Exchange 2gether Blocks Operations, Affecting 100,000 Users – Bitcoin News

2gether, one of the oldest cryptocurrency exchanges in Spain, has suddenly blocked its operations, leaving its users without access to their accounts. The platform informed it had to take this action due to the current situation of the market in an email directed to customers. In addition, the platform erased

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dYdX Clears the Air on its Investor 3AC, States Three Arrows Capital’s Situation Does Not Affect its Liquidity and Operations

Summary: Three Arrows Capital was an early investor of dYdX. The team at dYdX has released a statement clarifying that the project is unaffected by the financial situation facing Three Arrows Capital. Nexo’s co-founder has also clarified that they have zero exposure to Three Arrows Capital. The ongoing insolvency facing Three Arrows Capital due

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Russia’s Gazpromneft and BitRiver Partner to Develop Crypto Mining Operations

"Over the next two years, BitRiver intends to implement projects to create its own data centers for power-intensive computing with power scaling up to 2 GW, including APG, which will additionally provide high and stable power consumption," Igor Runets, founder and CEO of BitRiver, said in Thursday's statement. Source

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