5 suspects indicted for stealing power at 8 bitcoin mining farms
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Taichung, Nov. 16 (CNA) A total of five suspects have been indicted by prosecutors for stealing electricity at eight legal bitcoin mining farms in Taichung worth about NT$76.83 million (US$2.40 million).
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