Bitcoin’s next difficulty rise could leave some rigs earning less than their power bill
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Bitcoin’s next difficulty rise could leave some rigs earning less than their power bill

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At unchanged Bitcoin price, subsidy and fees, the projected Oct. 16 retarget could push 20 J/TH equipment paying 8 cents/kWh below its electricity-only threshold.

Bitcoin’s next difficulty rise could leave some rigs earning less than their power bill

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