Malaysia’s Crypto Mining to Soar 110% in 2025 as $100 Million Power Theft Persists — TradingView News
A new by the ACCESS Blockchain Association of Malaysia predicts a sharp rise in legal mining activity, driven by infrastructure investment, expanding data center capacity, and increased institutional interest.
Yet, electricity theft tied to illegal mining operations continues to erode grid stability and investor confidence.
According to the report, the national utility provider Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB) stated that Malaysia suffered power losses exceeding RM441 million ($100M) between 2020 and 2024, largely due to unauthorized mining setups siphoning electricity directly from the grid.
These illicit operations, often concealed in residential or commercial buildings, not only endanger public safety but also place additional stress on the…
