Yesterday's article clearly told everyone that the price of 60,000U is the shutdown price of Bitcoin miners.

Today I saw many people in the background leave messages to refute. I support the rebuttal and accept it humbly, but some people are sarcastic, and I will block such people directly.

Only by kicking out these dirty things and eight generations of leeks can we truly learn to survive in the currency circle. The existence of these people will only make you never make money.

However, some friends said that miners do not have as much influence as we think, and their shutdown price has little impact.

And listed a series of examples, after reading it, Thirteen thought it was still very reasonable.

Although the shutdown price is 60,000U, it does not mean that the bottom of the market is 60,000U, and the possibility of breaking it is still very high.

It's just that in the long run, this position is the bottom range.

The cost of miners is 60,000u, which is actually acceptable for the market to be lower than this price for a period of time. After all, they still have a lot of inventory with a cost of 30,000U.

In general, they can hold on for a while, but this time cannot be too long. If it is too long, they will keep losing money and need to shut down.

So you can hold on to the chips around 60,000.

Today's market rebound did not exceed our expectations, and the market is still fluctuating within the range we predicted.

You can just sell high and buy low as mentioned in the previous article.