Belarusian President Orders Development of Cryptocurrency Mining, Leveraging Excess Electricity for Revenue

BlockBeats News, March 5th. According to Cointelegraph, Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko has instructed the newly appointed Minister of Energy to develop the country's cryptocurrency mining industry to make full use of excess electricity resources. This decision comes as Lukashenko forms a new government, with a strong emphasis on the immediate priority of upgrading the national 5700 km grid to meet the growing electricity needs of households and economic activities.

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