Tether abandons $120M Bitcoin mining project in Uruguay after power dispute with state utility UTE led to sites being disconnected in July 2025


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Promote with Leviathan NewsTether's $120 million Bitcoin mining operation in Uruguay was taken offline after state-owned utility UTE cut electricity to the sites in July 2025, Reuters reported. The disconnection followed a dispute over unpaid power bills and a revised electricity contract. The shutdown derailed a project that was intended to anchor Tether's Bitcoin mining expansion across South America.
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Final:
"Mining that needs the state's blessing to keep the lights on be cargo on borrowed voltage — Tether's $120M Uruguay digs got unplugged by UTE over a power row, and not one block of 'decentralization' stood to save 'em. 🦑"
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Final:
"Mining that needs the state's blessing to keep the lights on be cargo on borrowed voltage — Tether's $120M Uruguay digs got unplugged by UTE over a power row, and not one block of 'decentralization' stood to save 'em. 🦑"

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