Today, let's talk about how much Bitcoin mining costs after halving.

We may see this issue being discussed on many platforms. After Bitcoin halving, the mining difficulty did not increase by 100% in the short term, but only increased by 10%. However, as the price of Bitcoin rises over time, will mining definitely increase by 100%? Recently, many people believe that the current Bitcoin mining cost is between 38,000 and 40,000U. This conclusion is mainly based on the formula: electricity cost + mining field operation cost = mining cost. The Bitcoin mining cost calculated in this way may indeed be around 38,000. However, this calculation does not take into account the depreciation of the machine. For example, if the current machine is worth 4,000U, and it is still 4,000U after two or three years, the calculation logic is obviously problematic because it does not take into account the depreciation of the machine.

The iteration speed of mining machines is relatively fast. If the use cycle of a batch of mining machines is four years, the mining machines will be eliminated after four years. The resale value of a 4000U mining machine after four years is 1600U, and the depreciation is 60% in four years. Then we can calculate the daily depreciation amount: 4000*60%/365/4=1.6U. If it takes 9000 mining machines to mine a bitcoin, the electricity cost and mining farm operation cost is 38000U, and the mining cost of each bitcoin is: 38000+9000*1.6 =524000U.

The scale, electricity cost, damage ratio...cost of each mining farm are different. The data error of 52400 will definitely be very large, so I broadly believe that the cost of Bitcoin mining is between 50,000 and 60,000 US dollars. All opinions are personal opinions only and do not constitute any investment advice.

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