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TechFlow reports, according to CCTV4 Chinese International, Taiwan's Criminal Investigation Bureau recently cracked a power theft case. The main suspect is the owner of a cosmetic medical clinic who used cryptocurrency mining to make money. The suspect set up eight so-called "mining farms" across Taichung, all powered by stolen electricity, causing losses exceeding 76 million New Taiwan dollars to Taiwan Power Company within a year.
According to CCTV4 Chinese International, Taiwan's Criminal Investigation Bureau recently cracked a power theft case. The main suspect is the owner of a cosmetic medical clinic who used cryptocurrency mining to make profits. The suspect set up eight so-called "mining farms" across Taichung, all operating with stolen electricity, causing losses exceeding 76 million New Taiwan Dollars to Taiwan Power Company within a year.
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