Experts say that Bitcoin’s massive price surge—interrupted, for the moment, by a deep dip—has paved a safe path forward for Bitcoin mining companies post-halving.
Back in January, Cantor Fitzgerald estimated the average “all-in” cost to mine one coin for several publicly traded Bitcoin mining firms after the halving in April, which will cut miner revenues in half in BTC terms. Bitcoin traded for $40,000 at the time, leaving just two of 13 firms in the profit zone.
At today’s price of $67,000, however, every firm analyzed—including Marathon Digital (MARA), Riot Platforms (RIOT), and Iris Energy (IREN)—would be firmly in the green.
On January 26, 2024, @cantorfitzgerld released their analysis of the ‘All-in’ cost to mine a #BTC.
The price of #BTC today in excess of $67,000 suggests that all these miners in the table below will be profitable, post halving in April, if the #BTC price holds its current… pic.twitter.com/r6NtrSOas0
— Anthony P⭕️wer (@cazenove_uk) March 15, 2024
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