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China: electric car manufacturer enters Bitcoin mining

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November 19, 2024
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Cina: produttore di auto elettriche entra nel mining di Bitcoin
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Kaixin Holdings, a Chinese electric vehicle company, is venturing into Bitcoin mining through the acquisition of a business in the Middle East.

Kaixin Holdings, a well-known company in the electric vehicle sector, is making its entry into the digital asset market by announcing the acquisition of a mining operation in the Middle East. The move is based on two key elements: access to efficient Bitcoin mining machinery and the availability of reliable energy at competitive costs.

The company stated that it will maintain its core automotive business while bringing its expertise in sustainable operations to its new mining venture.

The shift towards mining represents an attempt to diversify the business during a positive period for the digital asset market. The move could also signify a gradual return of China to the cryptocurrency sector.

Following the crackdown in 2021, which banned Bitcoin mining and trading of other digital assets, some Chinese companies are cautiously re-engaging with the sector. However, the government continues to enforce restrictions while supporting the ongoing development of the digital yuan.

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