The halving event has the most significant impact on miners!
They are the biggest victims and also the biggest beneficiaries!
The halving of BTC means that the block reward is reduced from the original 6.25 to 3.125, which makes many poor-performance mining machines unable to cover the cost of electricity bills and has to be forced to shut down.
I have a friend who runs a mining farm and he told me that the price of mining machine downtime on the market has reached $45,000, which means that as long as the price of Bitcoin is above this level, they can make a profit.
However, as the halving event occurred, miners' profits also decreased significantly, so we suffered the largest losses.
But the miners are not resting on their laurels. The current DeFi craze is driven by them. Gas fees are also astonishingly high, and the biggest beneficiaries are still miners!
For retail investors, the situation is somewhat complicated. Suppose he withdraws $1,000, but only receives $700. He used the $700 to buy $500 of cryptocurrency and then wanted to sell it, but found that the handling fee was not enough.
So, he recharged another $500, but only received $300. Eventually, he sold all the cryptocurrencies and made $100.
However, in the process, he recharged a total of 1,500 US dollars, but only made 100 US dollars. When he withdraws the $100 to the exchange, only $3 is left.
How to play in this situation?
Specifically how to lay out, what varieties to lay out, and how to maximize the profit strategy
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