Libya cracks down on illegal crypto mining, arrests 50 Chinese nationals

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Share Share on Twitter Share on LinkedIn Share on Telegram Copy Link Link copied On June 22, authorities in Libya searched and arrested several individuals as part of their efforts to combat illegal crypto mining in the country. The raid in a data center resulted in the detention of 50 Chinese nationals. Libya crackdown on illegal crypto mining During a search by interior ministry agents at a farm in Zliten, located 160 kilometers east of Tripoli, they reported that minors were generating virtual currencies with the assistance of the detained Chinese individuals.  In a video shared on Facebook by the Tripoli
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