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Montana Crypto Mine Back in Action Despite Owner's Uncertain Legal Fate

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A cryptocurrency mine in Butte Montana fired up its servers today, resuming business without its former owner, an alleged fraudster.

After a legal appearance on the matter, part-owner Kevin Washington and operator Rick Tabish started up crypto mining business CryptoWatt once again, pulling the operation out of retirement, according to a Jan. 27 press release.

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