Which US States Make the Most Economic Sense for Bitcoin Miners in 2023?

By cineramaMay 1, 2023Bitcoin Business

Soaring electricity rates across US states have contributed to rising Bitcoin mining costs. It now costs US Bitcoin miners at least $17,000 to produce one BTC, according to Hashrate […]

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Which US States Make the Most Economic Sense for Bitcoin Miners in 2023?

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