Tariffs Disrupt Bitcoin Mining Supply Chain Rooted in Asia

April 3, 2025

Lauren Lin is in a hurry. She has less than 48 hours to ship about 5,600 Bitcoin mining machines from Thailand to the US before tariffs imposed on the Southeast Asian country by President Donald Trump kick in.

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