Following Bitcoin's recent halving event, miners are facing new hurdles as hash prices plummet and block rewards decrease. According to CryptoQuant, the hash price has dropped from $0.19 to $0.07 since the halving, marking its lowest point since October 2023.
Despite operational costs for Antminer S19 XPs doubling to $80,000, Bitcoin's network hash rate remains stable at 617 EH/s, indicating ongoing profitability. However, uncertainties persist regarding long-term profitability amidst fluctuating Bitcoin prices and rising operational expenses.
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- How do you think the recent decline in hash price will impact Bitcoin miners' profitability moving forward?
- With transaction fees making up a significant portion of miner revenue post-halving, do you believe this trend is sustainable?
- What strategies do you think miners should adopt to mitigate rising operational costs and maintain profitability in the current mining landscape?
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