It is ominous that the price of Bitcoin is declining even on days when the stock markets are not open.A day to go and it seems majority of people in poll maybe roughly right .
Anyone know what the current breakeven price is for BTC miners? I am thinking of those with higher cost of electricity and overheads.
there are so many variables, like hashrate, operating costs including hardware, electricity etc. The rock bottom should be around $3k, but there are plenty of newcomers for whom anything below $30k results in a loss. These guys will close operations, with obvious consequences for the price, like it happens with any commodity.Anyone know what the current breakeven price is for BTC miners? I am thinking of those with higher cost of electricity and overheads.
It was not the only company to do so. I read earlier today that Celsius Network also halted withdrawals because of “extreme market conditions.”
Compare the graphs of BTC and ETH from yesterday. Is crypto trading purely computer driven?
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Yes, there is a lot to wait for!I don't know the things! What's the prediction now, anything to wait for before buy BTC again?
Unless it is not. Don’t try to pick the bottom.Yes, there is a lot to wait for!
Do you really think that it is a good idea to invest into anything which is highly affected by rising interest rates. A vicious cycle of rate hikes has just started and is not limited to the US. In this environment it is financial suicide to invest in crypto.
There is no need to pick a bottom for Bitcoin, mostly because you can't. Its bottom will depend on macroeconomic fundamentals that have not yet played out, plus it has a very limited price action history. As backpacker already stated, just wait for the vicious cycle of rate hikes to bludgeon the stock markets, wait for the stock markets to bottom, and then buy Bitcoin on the price upswing. It is now correlated with stocks.Unless it is not. Don’t try to pick the bottom.
of course they are algo drivenCompare the graphs of BTC and ETH from yesterday. Is crypto trading purely computer driven?
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