Quote from: romero121 on Today at 03:06:33 AM

Kazakhstan law enforcement officers continue to crackdown all illegal mining firms operating around the country. Throughout the country more than 100 mining firms have been found and closed. Even the legally registered ones were closed. Throughout the country power blackouts and shortages were connected with the mining power consumption.

Power supply interruptions have shifted more mining firms relocate to other countries earlier before the crackdown of mining machines. Since last year Kazakhstan served as a hotspot for mining once after the legal shut of mining from China, now this has changed.

Will this make any big changes, because as of now everything is fine.

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The crypto farm, located at a railway station is the latest. The farm was set up in a room on the premises of the Kundyzdy railway station.
Kazakhstan Police Shut Down Another Crypto Farm Amid Ongoing Crackdown on Mining

It absolutely affects illegal mining but this seems it gives helps those who run mining legally. What these Kazakhstan authorities did is good for everyone, might this delay the mining confirmation but in return, this even solves and stop illegal mining from there. I don't think is enough to compare to what China did which totally banned crypto mining but this, as for sure those who are legally operated will continue their operations once done the clearing illegal mining. And they don't have to worry either.