The ban on miners was extended

In a letter to Ali Rasoulian, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Small Industries and Industrial Towns Organization of Iran, Seyed Mehdi Niazi, Deputy Minister of Planning and Planning of the Ministry of Silence, stated that due to lack of electricity in the country, digital currency extractors are banned until further notice.

According to digital currency and to Quoted While authorized digital currency miners in Iran hoped to continue operating in the second half of the year until the end of September after mining bans, it is now reported that restrictions continue and miners continue to work due to power shortages. They can not continue their activities.

It was in June this year that then-President Hassan Rouhani banned digital currency miners from operating until the end of September due to energy shortages and frequent power outages; But the continuation of the conditions extended the mentioned date for the authorized extractors.

In this regard, Seyed Mehdi Niazi, Deputy Minister of Planning and Programs, in a letter to Ali Rasoulian, Chairman of the Executive Board of the Small Industries and Industrial Towns Organization of Iran, announced a ban on digital currency extractors until further notice due to power shortage problems. The letter also stressed that the process will be stopped for the time being for those who are on the verge of obtaining a license to extract digital currency.

He also wrote to Ali Rasoulian in support of the rights of economic activists and the investments made:

Activists in this field have been restricted due to involuntary conditions, so it is necessary to refrain from imposing strict conditions until the assignment of digital currency extraction activity is delayed by the companies of the industrial estates of the provinces, the method of payment of installments and receipt of checks.