В Ингушетии оценили ущерб от подпольного майнинга

cryptonews.ruPubblicato 2025-08-25Pubblicato ultima volta 2025-08-25

В российской республике Ингушетия нелегальные майнинговые фермы за первые шесть месяцев года похитили электроэнергии почти на 350 млн рублей, сообщила межрегиональная распределительная сетевая компания «Россети Северный Кавказ».

В январе — июне специалисты филиала «Ингушэнерго» выявили 177 случаев использования электроэнергии для майнинга криптовалют. Общий объем неучтенного потребления электричества «Россети» оценили в 37,5 млн кВт⋅ч.

Около 94%, 35,4 млн кВт⋅ч или 347,5 млн рублей, пришлось на четыре крупные подпольные майнинг-фермы, рассказали энергетики. По их словам, полицейские изъяли у майнеров 450 устройств для добычи криптовалюты.

С 1 января российское правительство ввело полный запрет на майнинг в нескольких регионах страны, включая Ингушетию и Дагестан. Однако добыча криптовалют продолжается, рассказывают северокавказские энергетики.

Заниматься майнингом цифровых активов в большинстве других регионов России можно только под контролем государства. Майнить имеют право юридические лица и индивидуальные предприниматели, зарегистрированные в специальном реестре Федеральной налоговой службы (ФНС), а также физлица в пределах лимита 6000 кВт⋅ч в месяц. С 30 июля российские власти утвердили правила передачи сведений о майнерах в ФНС операторами дата-центров.

Ранее в российском правительстве заявили, что Министерству энергетики поручено представить предложения об усилении наказания за незаконное присоединение к электросетям, хищения и нарушение запрета на майнинг цифровых активов.

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Upbit is Anxious: A Hasty Counterattack Aimed at Regaining Stablecoin Market Share

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Ethereum devs to narrow 66 proposals tied to Hegotá upgrade

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The Nasdaq is Now Trading for 23 Hours a Day. Whose Business Is It Taking?

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Berkshire Hathaway's Q2 13F Portfolio Reshuffle: Increased Stakes in Google and Delta Air Lines, Consecutive Quarter of Cutting Bank of America

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Michael Saylor Compares Bitcoin and Gold!

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Michael Saylor Compares Bitcoin and Gold!

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