After Xiaohongshu spent 1.7 billion RMB to secure World Cup broadcasting rights,
it went into overdrive with aggressive ad placements, poaching stars, grabbing commentators—while also trying to minimize advertisements during the matches.
They even arranged celebrity guests to chat about the game in the halftime.
At first, they were hoping to ride this surge in popularity to push for a listing.
But then, because of layoffs without compensation, their own employees reported them.
In the end, another round of bizarre moves led to the failure of its Hong Kong stock listing!
Has anyone been watching football live streams on Xiaohongshu this year? #2026足球风潮 #港股IPO
After the current BTC price drops below the mining cost, it is expected to trade sideways for about half a year, and then slowly rebound once the market has forgotten. Just wait quietly for the next wave of market action!
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$BTC #比特币走势分析 The next point is 88000, and then it will rush to 70000. Currently, the single coin production cost of BTC is around 70000 in pure electricity costs, and the total cost is at 87000. Whether it can reach this point depends on the future value support level! $BTC The average cost of all Bitcoin values currently is as follows:
Period (Halving Cycle) Time Range Block Reward (BTC) Number of Bitcoins Mined (ten thousand pieces) Average Cost Estimate (USD/BTC) Total Cost (hundred million USD) Period 1 2009-2012 50 1,050.0 10 1.05 Period 2 2012-2016 25 525.0 500 26.25 Period 3 2016-2020 12.5 262.5 5,000 131.25 Period 4 2020-2024 6.25 131.25 40,000 525.00 Period 5 (partial) 2024-2025 3.125 19.5 90,000 175.50 Total — — 1,987.5 — 859.05
· Calculation process: · Total number of mined Bitcoins = 1,987.5 ten thousand pieces · Weighted average cost = 859.05 hundred million USD / 1,987.5 ten thousand pieces ≈ 4,321 USD/BTC
Considering that many early coins have already lost their keys, this part may account for about 1/4 of the total quantity.
In addition to the lost ones, there is also a large portion of long-term holders of Bitcoin, which account for about 3/4 of the total circulating market.
Therefore, the real cost of a single Bitcoin is approximately 21,000 USD.
The only factor affecting the value of a single coin going forward is the electricity cost. Even if controllable nuclear fusion is achieved in the future, making electricity costs approach 0, the maintenance of its infrastructure will still require costs, thus, its price is also unlikely to fall below the current average cost.
Currently, the valuation logic of Bitcoin is based on the cost and time of its mining rewards, and these two points will become increasingly expensive with the accumulation of time. Because the number of coins mined is in a decreasing state, while the time cost remains unchanged, the value of a single coin will continue to rise.
In contrast to the valuation logic of gold, it is known that the total storage of gold on Earth remains unchanged. If it is exchanged equivalently with the total GDP of the world, it means that the increase in global GDP should correspond to the increase in gold prices. It is known that global GDP will continue to increase year by year, and the total amount of USD is also increasing, which means that the value of gold depends on the world's economic growth. This is somewhat different from Bitcoin's growth logic.
$BTC #比特币走势分析 The next point is 88000, and then it will rush to 70000. Currently, the single coin production cost of BTC is around 70000 in pure electricity costs, and the total cost is at 87000. Whether it can reach this point depends on the future value support level! $BTC The average cost of all Bitcoin values currently is as follows:
Period (Halving Cycle) Time Range Block Reward (BTC) Number of Bitcoins Mined (ten thousand pieces) Average Cost Estimate (USD/BTC) Total Cost (hundred million USD) Period 1 2009-2012 50 1,050.0 10 1.05 Period 2 2012-2016 25 525.0 500 26.25 Period 3 2016-2020 12.5 262.5 5,000 131.25 Period 4 2020-2024 6.25 131.25 40,000 525.00 Period 5 (partial) 2024-2025 3.125 19.5 90,000 175.50 Total — — 1,987.5 — 859.05
· Calculation process: · Total number of mined Bitcoins = 1,987.5 ten thousand pieces · Weighted average cost = 859.05 hundred million USD / 1,987.5 ten thousand pieces ≈ 4,321 USD/BTC
Considering that many early coins have already lost their keys, this part may account for about 1/4 of the total quantity.
In addition to the lost ones, there is also a large portion of long-term holders of Bitcoin, which account for about 3/4 of the total circulating market.
Therefore, the real cost of a single Bitcoin is approximately 21,000 USD.
The only factor affecting the value of a single coin going forward is the electricity cost. Even if controllable nuclear fusion is achieved in the future, making electricity costs approach 0, the maintenance of its infrastructure will still require costs, thus, its price is also unlikely to fall below the current average cost.
Currently, the valuation logic of Bitcoin is based on the cost and time of its mining rewards, and these two points will become increasingly expensive with the accumulation of time. Because the number of coins mined is in a decreasing state, while the time cost remains unchanged, the value of a single coin will continue to rise.
In contrast to the valuation logic of gold, it is known that the total storage of gold on Earth remains unchanged. If it is exchanged equivalently with the total GDP of the world, it means that the increase in global GDP should correspond to the increase in gold prices. It is known that global GDP will continue to increase year by year, and the total amount of USD is also increasing, which means that the value of gold depends on the world's economic growth. This is somewhat different from Bitcoin's growth logic.