The Pakistan Cryptocurrency Committee proposes to use surplus energy for BTC mining
Odaily Planet Daily reports that Bilal Bin Saqib, CEO of Pakistan's Cryptocurrency Committee, has proposed using the country's surplus energy to power Bitcoin. On March 21st, the issue of mining was discussed at the first meeting of the Cryptocurrency Council (Cointelegraph).
In a previous report, Bilal bin Saqib, CEO of Pakistan Crypto Council stated in an interview that the country aims to establish a clear regulatory framework to manage digital asset activities and promote local ecosystem development.
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