BREAKING: The city of Fort Worth, Texas votes to become a bitcoin miner
Fort Worth, Texas is getting into the bitcoin mining business, in a push to present the city as a leader in crypto.bitcoin mining machines worth $2,100 from the Texas Blockchain Council.
The resolution declared Fort Worth a"crypto-friendly" city, looking to welcome and encourage the growth of companies. Texas has become a center in the US for bitcoin mining as crypto miners moved to North America after the China ban.
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