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While cryptocurrency like bitcoin has been around since 2009, the last five or six years has seen crypto stock, and the people who mine crypto, skyrocket.But,

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One sponsor of the bill said the bills will tighten regulations and local oversight.

Russian lawmakers are set to legalize the nation’s industrial crypto mining sector, but could impose limits on home-based “private” miners.

A new bill in the North Carolina legislature would allow Henderson, Polk, and Rutherford Counties to prohibit or regulate crypto mining. Republican Sen. Tim Moffit, who represents the three counties, is the primary sponsor of Senate Bill 774. If passed, the law would only apply to those three counties and their municipalities. As NC Newsline […] The post New bill would grant regulatory power over crypto mining to three North Carolina counties appeared first on NC Newsline.

A new bill in the North Carolina legislature would allow Henderson, Polk, and Rutherford Counties to prohibit or regulate crypto mining. Republican Sen. Tim Moffit, who represents the three counties, is the primary sponsor of Senate Bill 774. If passed, the law would only apply to those three counties and their municipalities. As NC Newsline […] The post New bill would grant regulatory power over crypto mining to three North Carolina counties appeared first on NC Newsline.

President William Ruto has hinted at the possibility of Kenya opening its crypto mining space to investors as it looks to finance its energy needs.

The Arkansas Senate passed two bills regulating cryptomining at the fiscal session Wednesday, in response to growing outcry around the state.

Block, the payments company led by Jack Dorsey, is expanding its bitcoin mining ambitions. Not only designing chips, the company is now developing a complete bitcoin mining system.

If not for a crypto mining panic and a report about the purchase of a certain lectern, Arkansas lawmakers (and the reporters who cover them) might have been bored out of their gourds in the second week of the Legislature’s fiscal session. It’s a shame really, because the actual work of the fiscal session — […] The post Arkansas governor’s unwillingness to engage auditors makes it hard to move on appeared first on Arkansas Advocate.