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The Arkansas State House has passed a bill aimed at regulating the Bitcoin mining industry in the state. Already passed by the State Senate, the bill now heads to the governor’s office for approval.

In January, the state of Arkansas rejected a bill that sought to prevent Bitcoin mining operations from being sited in close proximity to military facilities.. Arkansas is home to a diverse array ...

Two state committees met jointly Tuesday in response to growing concerns surrounding cryptomining in Arkansas and a state law known as the "Right to Mine" bill.

The Arkansas Data Centers Act of 2023 limited the ability of local communities to regulate bitcoin mining operations. It was passed with little discussion during last year’s legislative session ...

The Bitcoin outfit here, 45 minutes north of Little Rock, is one of three sites in Arkansas owned by a network of companies embroiled in tense disputes with residents, who say the noise generated ...

The Arkansas Data Centers Act, popularly called the Right to Mine law, offers Bitcoin miners legal protections from communities that may not want them operating nearby.

“If you buy $10,000 of Bitcoin, someone may see that,” said Zach Steelman, a University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, assistant professor of information systems. “That might not be the same ...

In January, the state of Arkansas rejected a bill that sought to prevent Bitcoin mining operations from being sited in close proximity to military facilities. Arkansas is home to a diverse array ...