miningcosts

⭐ The cost of Bitcoin mining is getting "expensive"

According to the latest data, the average cost to produce 1 $BTC of public miners is rising:

Cash cost: ~74,600 USD

Total cost (including depreciation & SBC): ~137,800 USD


While the current price is $BTC around: ~91.68K USD

With a hashrate exceeding 1 ZH/s, the competition is "not joking," squeezing the profit margins of mining.

🔥 The mining industry is splitting into 2 schools of thought:

A group transforming into infrastructure providers
Reusing mining data centers to run AI/HPC workloads – where profits are "much tastier."

A group still doing traditional mining
Continuing to compete in a high-cost environment – profits as thin as a hair.

➡️ In summary: mining $BTC is no longer a "money printer," but more like a long-distance run… but with extra weights.

🤡 "This article only summarizes the mining situation – it does not encourage you to turn your washing machine into a mining rig. I am not responsible if the neighbors lose power!" ⚡😆

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Bitcoin's True Cost Just Exploded.

The average cash cost to mine a single BTC just hit $74,600 in Q2 2025. But add in depreciation and stock-based compensation? That total average cost skyrockets to a mind-boggling $137,800. This isn't just a number; it's a seismic shift in production economics that could redefine the market. We're talking about the real price of admission for miners, and it's higher than many realize.

This analysis dives into the fundamental economics shaping the future of BTC. The implications for supply, miner behavior, and market stability are profound. Understanding these hidden costs is crucial for any serious investor navigating the crypto landscape.

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COST OF "MINING" 1 BTC AT PEAK – MINERS ARE UNDER THE GREATEST PRESSURE OF THE CYCLE

The market usually only looks at BTC price fluctuations, but one force that is silently "straining" and currently under the most direct pressure is the miners. According to the latest data from Cryptorank & CoinShares, the cost to mine 1 Bitcoin has reached a record high.
Cash Cost: ~74,600 USD/BTC
All-in Cost: ~137,800 USD/BTC, including electricity, depreciation of ASIC machines, interest, personnel, and operations.
With the current BTC price range around 90,000 – 100,000 USD, from an accounting perspective, most pure mining companies are losing money on each BTC mined. This indicates that cost pressure in the mining industry is at an extremely high level, especially after halving.
In the previous cycle, stages where costs far exceeded prices often led to significant attrition, industry-wide restructuring, and a concentration of hash-rate into units with cheap capital and cheap electricity. This is an important macro variable that is often overlooked by investors.
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