Bloomberg назвал основателя BitRiver Игоря Рунца главным бенефициаром легализации майнинга в России

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Согласно информации Bloomberg, состояние Игоря Рунца составляет не менее $230 млн. В 2017 году, после получения степени магистра в Стэнфордском университете, он начал строить первый дата-центр для майнинга в Сибири, около города Братска, где находится алюминиевый концерн, одним из крупнейших акционеров которого является миллиардер Олег Дерипаска.

Со временем компания BitRiver привлекла клиентов из США, Китая и других стран, и среди первых ее клиентов были однокурсники Игоря Рунца из Стэнфордского университета. Сейчас BitRiver управляет 15 дата-центрами мощностью 533 мегаватта. Компания не занимается майнингом сама, а предоставляет оборудование и услуги своим клиентам, которые платят за электроэнергию и техническое обслуживание.

Как утверждают журналисты Bloomberg, дата-центры BitRiver получают дешевую электроэнергию от энергетической инфраструктуры в ряде регионов благодаря связям основателя компании с финансово-промышленными группами. В 2023 году выручка BitRiver выросла почти на 60%, а Игорь Рунец назвал принятие закона о майнинге историческим моментом, благодаря которому будут открыты новые дата-центры и появятся дополнительные рабочие места.

По оценке Bloomberg, в следующем году BitRiver может получить дополнительные многомиллионные прибыли, соответственно, ее гендиректора можно назвать основным бенефициаром легализации майнинга в РФ.

Ранее Игорь Рунец заявил, что добыча криптовалют в стране станет прозрачным и выгодным бизнесом. Для законопослушных граждан и компаний риски инвестирования в майнинг будут минимальными, уверен бизнесмен.

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