More than half of the mainstream Bitcoin miners are close to or touching the shutdown price, and 16 profitable miners account for more than 60% of the electricity bills.
According to online reports, online data from F2pool Fish Pond shows that while the Bitcoin price is about US$84,803, more than half of the mainstream Bitcoin miners are on the verge of shutting down prices or are already operating at a loss. Among the 135 mainstream mining machines, 68 (approximately 50.4%) have negative daily net income, which means that these equipment is no longer profitable under the current electricity price (US$0.06/kWh). Among the 67 mining machines that still have profitable space, 16 mining machines account for more than 60% of the electricity bills. Among them, the electricity bills of Shenma M33S + and Shenma M30S + account for 99%, and the electricity bills of Ant S19 account for 100%, which is at the break-even point. The latest generation of mining machines, such as the Ant S21XP water-cooled version, accounts for only 35% of the electricity bill, the daily net income reaches US$15.12, and the shutdown price is only US$29,757. It is the most risk-resistant mining machine on the market. Closely followed by the Ant S21eXP water-cooled version (US$32,237 in shutdown currency) and TerafluxAI3680 (US$37,197 in shutdown currency).
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