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$BTC IS BEING DUMPED BELOW WHAT IT COSTS MINERS TO PRODUCE 🔥

Fear and Greed Index at 16 – extreme fear territory. Spot Bitcoin ETFs bled $1.79B last week, third largest weekly outflow on record. Bitcoin is hovering around $60,000 while the estimated production cost sits at $78,000. Miners dumped 32,000 BTC in Q2 – the largest single-quarter selloff ever, surpassing the 2022 capitulation.

Historically, every time price has dipped below production cost it marked a cycle bottom – 2015, 2019, 2022. We are there for the fifth time now. The mechanic is simple: miners shut down, supply tightens, and the floor forms. Are you fading the pain or front-running the supply shock?

Not financial advice. Always manage your risk.

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$BTC IS HEADING TOWARD THE $49K MINING COST ZONE – HISTORY REPEATS ⚡

Miners run on thin margins. When Bitcoin’s price slips near its electrical cost – currently estimated around $49,000 – the weakest operators start switching off their rigs. That reduces sell pressure and often forms a natural floor.

We saw this during the 2020 COVID crash and the 2022 bear market. Both times, price didn’t stay below production cost for long before snapping back. Right now, Bitcoin isn’t there yet, but the distance is shrinking.

Do you treat mining cost as a bottom signal or just a reference point?

Not financial advice. Always manage your risk.

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Bitcoin has NEVER fallen below its electrical cost. Here's why. ⚡️🔐

Look at this historical chart: every time BTC has touched its electricity production cost, the market has bounced. It's not magic, it's math.

Current data:

BTC price today: ~$70,586
Estimated electrical cost: $58,470 - $64,635 per BTC
Total operating cost (mining): ~$74,444 per BTC
What does this mean?
When BTC trades above electrical cost, miners can keep operating without immediate losses. But if it falls below $58K, many miners shut down rigs, the network readjusts, and price finds natural support. It's Bitcoin's "invisible floor."

Where are we today?
Currently, BTC is ~$12,000 above the estimated electrical cost. Large miners like Riot barely cover electricity costs but still face operational and accounting losses. The real critical zone is between $64K and $74K.

The lesson:
Production cost is the most real support Bitcoin has. As long as miners are willing to produce BTC at that price, the asset has a natural floor.

Do you think we'll touch electrical cost again this cycle? 👇

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$BTC AT $60K – BELOW MINING COST FOR 5TH TIME EVER 🔥

Bitcoin is trading below its production cost of $78,000 for the fifth time in history. The Fear and Greed Index is at 16 – deep in Extreme Fear. Miners just dumped 32,000 BTC in a single quarter, a record capitulation.

Julien’s analysis shows that every time price touched production cost over the past decade, it marked a bottom. Weak miners are shutting down, supply dries up, and the floor forms mechanically. The macro is hostile, but history says this pattern holds.

Are you scooping up Bitcoin here or waiting for lower prices?

Not financial advice. Always manage your risk.

#BTC #Bitcoin #Crypto #ProductionCost #MinerCapitulation

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