Kyrgyzstan cryptocurrency mining tax collection falls 50% YoY in 2024
Kyrgyzstan is considered an ideal destination for cryptocurrency miners due to its untapped renewable energy resources.
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Bitcoin bulls take a breather while BTC price slips below $55,000
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Coin Metrics co-founder takes aim at WSJ’s Tether FUD
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Canada’s courts deem 👍 emoji valid as a contract agreement: Report
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Court says Bitcoin mining host can’t block tenant access to its rigs
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