The cost to mine 1 $BTC

Mining Bitcoin costs money, and it's getting

pricier for miners considering the most

recent reward halving. CoinShares tells us

it's about $53,000 to mine one Bitcoin

these days, and that's an average that

large mining companies spend on one BTC.

For those who don't know, halving means miners get half the Bitcoin they used to get for decoding blocks that contain data about the Bitcoin network. Because they'll be getting less Bitcoin, what it costs to run their mining machines, mostly the electricity, could feel like it's doubled.

There's a bright side, though. Some smart miners are moving to places where they can get cheaper, often wasted energy, like gas that would be burned off anyway. They are starting to mine in countries where energy is stable and not so expensive. This could be a game-changer that would fuel the network in the foreseeable future.

The cost of $BTC must be trading above a certain price in order for mining to be profitable.

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