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Why Bitcoin Could Surge to $200,000, or Fall Back to $70,000
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Outgoing CFTC Chair Urges Stronger Crypto Regulation Amid Mainstream Adoption
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Hashkey Group Expands Crypto Services With VASP License
Crypto Market Meltdown: Bitcoin and Ethereum Freefall in Epic Tuesday Tumble
Ripple Embraces Chainlink Standard to Propel RLUSD Integration in Defi
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Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs Back in the Green With Significant Daily Inflows
The cryptocurrency Industry is facing profit squeezes, and USA mining companies are "making ends meet".
It is estimated that in the third quarter of last year, the Average Cost of producing Bitcoin for all miners listed in the USA was $55,950 per coin, a 13% increase from the previous quarter, with an Average Cost of $106,000 including depreciation and stock-based compensation costs. Bitcoin is currently priced at $101,439.1. This means that if the price of Bitcoin does not rise, it may lead to many miners shutting down their machines or going bankrupt.