try learning about mining cost
the math is simple
at current average 50exahash miining stats (50000000terahash) thats 3571428 asics(14tera each)
working out the cost per coin can be done
hardware
even at their second hand sell off of $450/unit=$1,607,142,857.14
which if running for a year before unit replacement = $2452.90 hardware cost per btc(x/26/2016/12.5)
electric
571428*$0.08=$285714.24
$285714.24 an hour = $3819.99 a btc (*24/365 then /26/2016/12.5)
hardware and electric =$6272.89
electric= 0.06centsper kwh =(0.08cents for a ~1.33kwh equiv)
asic hardware unit=$450
asic hardware hashrate 14tera hash
asic hardware electric =~1.3kwatt/h
at current average 50exahash miining stats (50000000terahash) thats 3571428 asics(14tera each)
working out the cost per coin can be done
hardware
even at their second hand sell off of $450/unit=$1,607,142,857.14
which if running for a year before unit replacement = $2452.90 hardware cost per btc(x/26/2016/12.5)
electric
571428*$0.08=$285714.24
$285714.24 an hour = $3819.99 a btc (*24/365 then /26/2016/12.5)
hardware and electric =$6272.89
electric= 0.06centsper kwh =(0.08cents for a ~1.33kwh equiv)
asic hardware unit=$450
asic hardware hashrate 14tera hash
asic hardware electric =~1.3kwatt/h
people assume one block every 10 minutes(a block has 12.6btc each)
but the timing is 2016 blocks every 2 weeks target. thats why you see the math stretches numbers out for the year then divides it down to fortnightly(/26) then block(/2016) then coin per block(/12.5). to be a lil more consistent
(you could just for instance take the kwh total /6 /12.5.. but yea it makes a lil difference $3809.52 as oppose to 3819.99 so $10.49 difference)
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what you then find is that mining costs give a good estimate of the zone area of real value (base price/intrinsic value)
then comes the 'speculative waves' of random ups and downs.
when the bitcoin price is below the mining cost. people decide its cheaper to buy btc direct than to mine it. so the price moves up.
then if there was some speculation that made the price move up too much. mining decides to progress up too. albeit at a slower rate as smart miners on on contractual growth.
so many sudden price rises are not sustainable and correct back down (the $20k spike for instance)
wiki page views and forum views have no statistical correlation. neither does google analytics.
the stats of page views ar people researching bitcoin days AFTER a price change, due to panic media news flash and other propaganda after the fact.