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Ukraine's Ministry of Energy is considering using nuclear power plants to mine cryptocurrency. So reports Cointelegraph.
Local plants, the article notes, have an excess of energy due to the COVID-19 lockdown. In a Facebook post detailing the plans, the ministry wrote: the operation would “not only allow to maintain the guaranteed load on the nuclear power plants, but also ensure that companies can attract extra funds. Therefore, it would open the way to a fundamentally new economy, new approaches, a new market model.”
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Last modified on Friday, 08 May 2020
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