Quote from: Imran232 on Today at 05:54:20 AM

They didn't destroy this machine only they distroy the hope of others of that country.

Hopes of getting rich by stealing?

Quote from: Imran232 on Today at 05:54:20 AM

I don't know which country from this video because some country says its from china or some says its from Malaysia.

Read the topic, there is enough info in it to cast aside any doubt.

Quote from: Imran232 on Today at 05:54:20 AM

What ever but the government kill our freedom.

Freedom to steal? Never heard of that one!

Quote from: Imran232 on Today at 05:54:20 AM

Its really affect soo much on crypto price not Only that some people sell their crypto to buy second hand car or some goods. Because of this type of FUD.

Why should anyone sell their coins because some electric energy thieves were caught? It's just stupid.
And about the FUD, where is the uncertainty and doubt in this story? Those are actual facts, so it is more of a FAF!

Quote from: davis196 on Today at 05:11:50 AM

People in my country are literally stealing electricity in order to mine cryptocurrencies.
I guess that's why some governments are hostile towards cryptocurrency mining and the mining hardware.

It's not just one country, everybody does, it happened even in the UK so If anyone thinks it's a third world country thing no, it's not, the western world has its own cases. The only difference between countries might be in the cause of concern, some would focus on the actual value of the stolen energy and some on the problems caused to the grid.

If somebody starts such an operation in a small village it's going to cause a lot of them, that's close to 1.5 MW of energy added 24/7 even at peak hours, assuming those were s9 and the average household consumption of 935 per household in Malaysia that means the farm consumed on average as much as 13 000 households in the country.