Майнинг-ферму нашли в Ленобласти у цыган

RBK-cryptoPublicado a 2025-11-25Actualizado a 2025-11-25

Оборудование для добычи криптовалюты было обнаружено в ходе профилактического рейда, его изъяли

В Ленинградской области сотрудники полиции обнаружили майнинг-ферму у цыган. Как сообщили в «МВД Медиа», оборудование для добычи криптовалют было найдено в подвальном помещении в ходе масштабного профилактического рейда по местам компактного проживания кочевого народа в Тосненском районе.

Майнинг-оборудование. Источник: МВД-Медиа

Во время обследования территории одного из домов на улице 5-я Дорога в поселке Красный Бор полицейские обнаружили оборудование, «похожее на майнинг-установку». На видео, приложенном к сообщению, оборудование не подключено к сети, жительница дома утверждала, что оно нерабочее.

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В сообщении полиции говорится, что владельцы жилья не смогли подтвердить законность потребления электроэнергии. Майнинг-оборудование было изъято, проводится разбирательство.

Рейд был проведен в целях общего поддержания правопорядка, выявления нарушений и защиты интересов законопослушных граждан. В МВД сообщили, что в ходе мероприятия в том числе установили личности граждан, проживающих без паспортов, некоторым из них по итогам проверки были вручены повестки.

Кусты, чердаки и подсобки. Где в России находят нелегальные майнинг-фермы

Майнинг в Ленинградской области не запрещен. Физлица имеют право на потребление 6000 кВт*ч в месяц на добычу криптовалют при условии законного подключения к сетям, добросовестной оплаты счетов за электроэнергию и подаче данных о добытой криптовалюте в налоговую службу.

Рост биткоина продолжился. Что произошло с криптовалютами

В Сан-Франциско грабитель под видом курьера украл криптовалюту на $11 млн

Глава VanEck допустил отказ фонда от биткоина. При каких условиях

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