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Yugra’s oil-soaked lands, deep in Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug, just got a digital glow-up. With pipelines snaking through and fiber cables humming, this region ain’t just about black gold anymore. Crypto mining? That’s the new hustle, and it’s primed to pop off after Russia finally gave mining its legal stamp.

Andrey Nepomnyashchiy, the bossman at Berezkagas Company, spilled the alpha at the Yugra Economic Forum. He said mining skips all that heavy-lift infrastructure nonsense. Forget pricey roads and railways; it’s all about good ol’ fiber. He called it a “relatively revolutionary moment,” and you bet it’s got miners buzzing. The oilfields, with their built-in setups, are like jackpot nodes waiting to be tapped.

Russia Goes All-In on Hashrate Hustling

Putin’s new crypto law dropped the mic this month, flipping the game. Mining’s no longer a gray-area grind but legit business now, part of the digital flow. The law even brought some fresh lingo to the table: mining-pool bosses, address identifiers, and infrastructure operators. It’s like the crypto devs rewrote the country’s industrial script.

Nepomnyashchiy hyped mining as a slick way to use up that leftover petroleum gas. Eco-vibes meet decentralization, and Yugra’s sitting pretty to ride this wave. It’s already Russia’s oil MVP, pumping 40% of the nation’s crude and leading in electricity output. Talk about OP stats for a mining hotspot.

Yugra Forum: Trad Energy Meets Crypto Chaos

The Yugra Economic Forum ain’t your average snooze fest. Over 1,300 attendees are bouncing ideas on oil, tech, and investments. While the big suits yap about budgets, 50 industrial players are flexing their innovations, from energy hacks to drone tech. It’s all happening from November 18 to 21, and crypto’s sneaking into the convo like a rogue miner.

Yugra’s setting itself up as the go-to zone for bridging old-school oilfields with next-gen hashing rigs. It’s a plot twist no one saw coming, but with fiber in the ground and laws backing the grind, this region’s got mainnet vibes written all over it.