СМИ: В Японии стартовал эксперимент с «зеленым» майнингом биткоина

investing.ruPublicado a 2024-09-09Actualizado a 2024-09-09

Как заявили представители Tokyo Electric Power, первые фермы для добычи биткоина уже установлены в префектурах Тогити и Гумма, а также в пригородах Токио.

Солнечные батареи позволят предотвратить бесполезную трату возобновляемой энергии и будут способствовать более широкому распространению майнинга первой криптовалюты в стране.

«То, что мы делаем, практически не имеет аналогов в Японии. Успех нашего эксперимента будет способствовать внедрению и распространению возобновляемой энергии, а также расширению способов добычи биткоина без ущерба для экологии», — сообщил президент компании Кендзи Татейва (Kenji Tateiwa).

В Agile Energy X, дочерней компании Tokyo Electric Power, заявили, что планируют расширить географию использования майнинговых ферм, оснащенных солнечными панелями в других префектурах, особенно в сельской местности.

Ранее Агентство финансовых услуг Японии (FSA) сообщило, что готово к пересмотру положений Налогового кодекса, которые позволят снизить действующую ставку налога на криптоактивы для всех участников рынка в 2025 году.

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