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Author Topic: 90%+? miners can go offline right now and we would be okay?  (Read 324 times)
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June 20, 2022, 02:15:39 AM
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home hobby miners at higher rate electric in lots of regions around the world where they cant get good deals, will switch off the moment its not practical to mine. because home hobby miners pay their bills by the week-month.
they are the ones that will switch off first. and its the home hobby miners that switch to becoming buyers. because it becomes cheaper to buy coin rather then mine it.
and without these home hobby miners competing for hashrate. the efficient asic farms with long cheap contracts get more coin per block share. and so they get to profit more
Home or small miners don't have cheap electricity and they are like speculating miners. They only can get profit in bull market but not all of them can save their profit. In bull market, they earn money (from mining) too easily and mostly will use it to trade, worse with leverage. Then they will have forced liquidations and when bear market, they have no reserve to survive, to keep mining.

In opposite, real diamond-handed miners are real investors and hodlers. So what do they say with market crash and price dips? They do say it as perfect opportunity to mine more Bitcoin with same input cost. Such miners will feel very happy if price dips lower and lower, even to $12,000 or $14,000 and they will hope the price will stay here 6 months, one year or longer.

Because same input cost but they can mine more Bitcoin. They do know price will rise again after capitulation ending.

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June 20, 2022, 02:35:03 PM
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In opposite, real diamond-handed miners are real investors and hodlers. So what do they say with market crash and price dips? They do say it as perfect opportunity to mine more Bitcoin with same input cost. Such miners will feel very happy if price dips lower and lower, even to $12,000 or $14,000 and they will hope the price will stay here 6 months, one year or longer.

Because same input cost but they can mine more Bitcoin. They do know price will rise again after capitulation ending.

It doesn't work like that!
Price could be dropping to 1 cent per 1 million BTC if the difficulty doesn't go down you will be still mining ~400 satoshi for each Th/s.
Price is irrelevant in this thing, I'm mining right now less bitcoins than when BTC was at 40k, on average by 10-15%.

The amount fo bitcoins miners get each day is fixed, the only thing improving your chance of getting more is other miners quitting, and this is NOT happening right now, despite a 10k price drop the difficulty will probably be adjusted in 2 days by the nearly the same amount ~-1.6 as the last adjustment up, + 1.29 % last time.
So for a miner right now, nothing has changed in BTC valued income, what has changed is the value of the revenue which has gone down by 30% while cost has stayed the same.



 

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