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Analysts believe that U.S. access to Venezuela’s oil resources in the future can reduce the cost of electricity for mining Bitcoin and improve the margin of miners

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However, the effect will not be rapid: a noticeable increase in oil production and the impact on energy prices will take years, despite the interest of the United States and the presence of Chevron in the country.

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