Бахрейн создает государственную инфраструктуру для майнинга

cryptonews.ruОпубліковано о 2024-05-10Востаннє оновлено о 2025-06-10

Власти Королевства Бахрейн анонсировали начало работ по созданию собственной инфраструктуры для майнинга криптовалют.

Министерство финансов и национальной экономики Бахрейна заключило соглашение со специализирующейся на продаже, установке и обслуживанию оборудования для майнинга с компанией Crypto Miners. Совместный проект предусматривает создание центров обработки данных, оснащенных высокопроизводительным оборудованием для добычи криптовалют.

Министр финансов и национальной экономики Бахрейна, шейх Салман бин Халифа Аль Халифа (Salman bin Khalifa Al Khalifa) сказал, что, в отличие от других стран Персидского залива, экономика Бахрейна не сильно зависит от нефти, поэтому развитие крипторынка и майнинга является хорошим решением для диверсификации источников государственного дохода.

Чиновник рассказал, что сейчас в стране при поддержке компаний Siemens и Hitachi проходит модернизация государственных электрических сетей, которая должна привести к увеличению мощностей подстанций. Бахрейн планирует использовать свои конкурентные преимущества — доступ к возобновляемым источникам энергии и благоприятный инвестиционный климат — для привлечения международных майнинговых компаний, заверил шейх.

Ранее Салман бин Халифа Аль Халифа сообщил, что Центральный банк Бахрейна приступил к разработке правил регулирования стейблкоинов.

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