Daily Economic News: Mines face dual challenges of supervision and profitability

As the price of coins continues to fall and the number of mining machines continues to decrease, mining farms are also facing many problems. The first is the issue of supervision. Earlier this month, regular mining farms in Guizhou and Xinjiang were required to shut down for rectification, accept tax inspections and conduct real-name registration. In addition, the mining farms were also required to sign a guarantee letter for network information security work from the public security department. In this regard, the reporter verified with a large domestic mining farm, and the other party said: "Xinjiang cleaned up the power supply of the Corps in September, and now the cleanup is continuing." The second is the issue of efficiency. Although the electricity price is low, the price of coins continues to fall, the number of custodial customers decreases, and the electricity that cannot be consumed is smashed in the hands of the mining farms themselves, causing losses. (Daily Economic News)