CryptoPhoenix
Life is getting harder and harder for miners.
The latest data shows that the average cost to mine one Bitcoin has soared to $74,600. Even more staggering, if you factor in electricity, equipment depreciation, and operational management, the cost jumps straight to $137,800.
Meanwhile, hash rate is skyrocketing—it just broke through 1 ZH/s, setting a new record. On the surface, that sounds impressive, but for miners, it's not good news. The higher the hash rate, the fiercer the competition, and the less each individual miner earns.
Costs are rising, income is shrinking—no matter how you do the m
The latest data shows that the average cost to mine one Bitcoin has soared to $74,600. Even more staggering, if you factor in electricity, equipment depreciation, and operational management, the cost jumps straight to $137,800.
Meanwhile, hash rate is skyrocketing—it just broke through 1 ZH/s, setting a new record. On the surface, that sounds impressive, but for miners, it's not good news. The higher the hash rate, the fiercer the competition, and the less each individual miner earns.
Costs are rising, income is shrinking—no matter how you do the m
BTC3.06%
