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Tavanir Company: The electricity consumption of digital currency extraction devices is equal to the electricity consumption of the three metropolises

Sep 18, 2021, 16:22 GMT+1
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Tavanir Company estimated the amount of electricity consumption for digital currency extraction at two thousand megawatts and announced that this figure is equal to the electricity consumption of the three metropolises of Mashhad, Isfahan and Tabriz. According to this estimate, only one-eleventh digital currency mining machines are operating legally.

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