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Watch: Why Crypto Miners Are Moving to the Arctic Circle | Bloomberg Crypto (youtube.com)
Miners are on the move again, forever chasing that combination of abundant electricity for relatively low prices. This time, they’re heading north of the Arctic Circle. Sweden and Norway are home to some of the most abundant energy sources in the world: geothermal, wind, and hydro electricity. 

These countries have increasingly become attractive to Bitcoin miners. But the combination of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine with rising inflation and environmental factors like drought, are curbing the availability of cheap electricity in these Nordic regions. Miners in some of these areas could even be regulated out of the market. 

Bloomberg Editor Lars Paulsson joins this episode to discuss what’s happening in the region.

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    Francisco Gimeno - BC Analyst How interesting witnessing the annual migration of.... crypto miners... Those who were taking the opportunity of cheap and abundant electricity in Nordic countries are now wary of the Russia conflict, energy prices hikes and incoming regulations which can get them out of that place. We hear they are going even further North. But, where? And what will happen if this repeats itself once again? Please watch this to know more.