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ETH $1,821.62 -3.18%
BNB $561.47 -3.00%
XRP $1.08 -2.46%
SOL $74.23 -2.74%
TRX $0.3225 -0.16%
DOGE $0.0718 -2.21%
ADA $0.1621 -0.96%
BCH $217.27 -2.41%
LINK $8.10 -3.85%
HYPE $60.12 -8.36%
AAVE $90.77 -2.38%
SUI $0.7309 -2.50%
XLM $0.1853 -2.36%
ZEC $537.69 -3.19%
BTC $63,162.58 -2.07%
ETH $1,821.62 -3.18%
BNB $561.47 -3.00%
XRP $1.08 -2.46%
SOL $74.23 -2.74%
TRX $0.3225 -0.16%
DOGE $0.0718 -2.21%
ADA $0.1621 -0.96%
BCH $217.27 -2.41%
LINK $8.10 -3.85%
HYPE $60.12 -8.36%
AAVE $90.77 -2.38%
SUI $0.7309 -2.50%
XLM $0.1853 -2.36%
ZEC $537.69 -3.19%

After the sharp decline in Bitcoin prices, almost all Bitcoin mining machines, except for the latest Antminer, are in a state of loss

2026-02-03 09:42:05
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According to Antpool data, as the price of Bitcoin recently dipped to around $78,500, currently, the vast majority of Bitcoin miners, except for the latest generation of mining machines, are either operating at a loss or close to breakeven.

Data shows that only the latest models, such as the Antminer S23 series, are still profitable, with the Antminer S23 Hydro generating a daily revenue of about $18.53 per unit; meanwhile, the earlier Antminer S21 series has seen its daily revenue drop to around $0.12, and the Whatsminer M63S is experiencing a daily loss of approximately $0.47.

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