Police detain two suspects in Tyumen over mining-related fraud
Law enforcement detained two suspects in Tyumen over mining-related fraud, according to the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
Police detain two suspects in Tyumen over mining-related fraud
Law enforcement detained two suspects in Tyumen over mining-related fraud, according to the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
Tenants of bankrupt Dormash plant in Orel face up to five years for stealing electricity to mine Bitcoin
In 2021, the bankrupt Dormash plant in Orel became the region's largest debtor for utility payments.
Yandex to launch autonomous taxi in Moscow
In February 2022, the company Yandex will begin testing the autonomous taxi service in Moscow. The Government of the Russian Federation resolved interagency disagreements hindering the launch of autonomous transport services on Russian territory.
Binance reveals names of new directors in Russia and Ukraine
Binance announced new appointments to expand its presence in Russia and Ukraine, ForkLog has learned from company representatives.
In Dagestan, 254 mining devices operated on stolen electricity
In two weeks, authorities seized three illegally connected mining farms in Dagestan's Novolaksky District, totaling 254 devices.
Near Rostov, customs officers discovered 10 undeclared Bitcoin miners
Inspectors at the Matveyev Kurgan border post did not allow undeclared cryptocurrency-mining devices to cross the border.
In Irkutsk, traffic police detained suspects in theft of ASIC miners
In Irkutsk, police accidentally uncovered a major theft of mining equipment.
Analysts say Bitcoin was the most profitable investment of 2021.
Bitcoin delivered the highest return to retail investors in 2021 compared with other instruments. This was stated by analysts from the audit and consulting network FinExpertiza.
ASIC-miner thieves from Angarsk to stand trial
In Angarsk, the investigation into a criminal case against four local residents accused of a series of cryptocurrency mining equipment thefts has been completed.
Bank of Russia to monitor P2P transfers to curb bitcoin exchangers
The Bank of Russia circulated to credit institutions a new form for reporting transfers between individuals. In doing so, the regulator aims to combat cryptocurrency exchanges, illegal online casinos, and businesses that accept payments on personal cards.We use cookies to improve the quality of our service.
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