Someone had to be first. https://finance.yahoo.com/news/fort-worth-texas-city-mine-bitcoin-185043937.html So, how much will bitcoin mining lower those notoriously high Texas property taxes? ... https://www.asicminervalue.com/miners/bitmain/antminer-s9-14th That's with an electricity cost of $0.08 per kilowatt-hour. But everything is bigger in Texas, including electricity costs. https://powertochoose.org/en-us Fortunately for Fort Worth, cities don't pay for electricity -- taxpayers do. So with only three "free" miners donated, Fort Worth taxpayers aren't subsidizing the crypto crowd by too much.
One more shortgage/winter like they had a year or two ago & all of those miners goes belly up (?) Something is not ,,right" with crypto in general. There is catch for goverments in general, something that the public is not aware of. There has to be. All that i hope for, that it is moraly right & will benefit everyone in the end. Tho, if it's based only on financial perspective, then we a living ,,in a rotten world".