Bitcoin’s electricity cost to mine one coin just hit $60,451.
At a spot price of $76,155, that’s a 26% margin for miners. This buffer keeps forced selling off the tape. Our live model only tracks power; a miner’s true all-in cost, including hardware, is much higher.
Miners aren’t under pressure. They can hold inventory, not market-sell every coin. This removes a consistent source of supply.
Is this miner 'floor' real support, or just the next level to get swept?
$BTC
Model: cryptojargon.in/tools/mining-cost — move the efficiency and power assumptions yourself.
#Bitcoin #Mining
At a spot price of $76,155, that’s a 26% margin for miners. This buffer keeps forced selling off the tape. Our live model only tracks power; a miner’s true all-in cost, including hardware, is much higher.
Miners aren’t under pressure. They can hold inventory, not market-sell every coin. This removes a consistent source of supply.
Is this miner 'floor' real support, or just the next level to get swept?
$BTC
Model: cryptojargon.in/tools/mining-cost — move the efficiency and power assumptions yourself.
#Bitcoin #Mining