Belarus is exploring tapping its nuclear surplus for crypto mining 💡💰, joining countries like Bhutan in energy-driven digital currency strategies. President Lukashenko could be eyeing state-backed or investor-led operations to monetize excess power. -Belarus may convert nuclear energy surplus into cryptocurrency gains, leveraging its Astravets plant’s 0.7B kWh excess in 2023. -Following Bhutan’s hydropower model, Belarus could bet on nuclear-powered mining for revenue. -Lukashenko explores state or private mining ventures amid low electricity costs, despite geopolitical concerns.