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Hidden crypto farm in Mexican mountains puts spotlight on cartel funding

TLAOLA, Mexico, Sept 12 (Reuters) - Nestled ⁠in the lush green mountains of Central Mexico, next to a sparsely traveled gravel road, few people had reason to wander close enough to hear the ⁠loud, mechanical whirring of a clandestine cryptocurrency farm.

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墨西哥山区一处隐秘的加密货币农场揭露卡特尔资金来源。

A drone view shows a community near the building where authorities said they found a suspected illegal cryptocurrency mining operation that was allegedly drawing power from infrastructure linked to a nearby hydroelectric system, in Tlatlapanala, Puebla state, Mexico, September 8, 2026. REUTERS/Daniel Becerril

TLAOLA, Mexico, Sept 12 (Reuters) - Nestled ⁠in the lush green mountains of Central Mexico, next to a sparsely traveled gravel road, few people had reason to wander close enough to hear the ⁠loud, mechanical whirring of a clandestinecryptocurrency farm.

What led police to the ramshackle building, suspected of mining virtual coins to launder illicit funds, was not ‌only the noise but the vast amount of electricity needed to power and cool hundreds of specialized computing units, at levels far surpassing the needs of the small communities scattered around the Sierra Norte region of Puebla state.

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