Last year, Georgia set a record for digital currency mining. The country's miners used about 5% of all electricity produced — 675 million kWh, which is almost 80% more than the year before. The sharp increase is due to the legalization of mining and attractive electricity tariffs.

The country is actively attracting international companies looking for favorable working conditions. Among them is the largest blockchain company, Bitfury, which has located its farms here. Legalization and a stable energy base create unique opportunities for business expansion in the field of crypto mining.

The growth of mining coincided with the historical jump in Bitcoin, which reached $126,000 last year. This dynamic shows that Georgia is gradually becoming one of the leaders in the global digital currency industry.