Paraguay Considers Temporary Ban on Crypto Mining Over Power Grid and Cost Concerns
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Paraguayan lawmakers have proposed temporarily banning crypto mining and activities due to power grid strains.
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Illegal crypto mining farms are allegedly guzzling energy and costing the state-owned utility over $60 million per year.
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The bill's broad language could inadvertently ban other crypto activities like staking and holding assets.
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Crypto advocates criticize the bill for not distinguishing between illegal and legitimate crypto uses.
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Crypto enthusiasts plan to mobilize against the bill and request public hearings to explain alternatives.