Based on data from 25 hours of mining activity, a detailed cost analysis has been conducted so that the bosses can have a clearer understanding of the current borrowing costs and income situation.
Number of BNB owned: 507
Number of BNB borrowed: 1300
Mining duration: 25 hours
Total VANA mined in 25 hours: 216.93
BNB interest generated from 1300 BNB in 25 hours: 1.66 BNB (approximately 1186 USD)
Based on the above information, it is calculated that:
- The average value obtained per BNB through mining in 25 hours is approximately 0.12 VANA.
- For the borrowed 1300 BNB, the total mining value is 156 VANA.
- Therefore, the borrowing mining cost for each VANA is approximately 1186 USD divided by 156, which is about 7.6 USD. The cost has slightly increased compared to yesterday, mainly due to the rise in borrowing interest, which was around 42% yesterday and has now reached 68% today (interest changes every minute).
According to historical opening data, the circulating market value of launch pools is around 300-500 million USD each time, and approximately 30 million VANA is circulated at launch, so the estimated opening value of a single VANA is around 10-17 USD. The borrowing cost is about 7.6 USD, making the returns still considerable.
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