With the Bitcoin halving coming soon, miner expenses are about to change. Here’s, in numbers, how the floor prices would stand for popular rigs.
Bitcoin Halving And Its Influence On Floor Prices Of Mining Machines
The halving is a periodic event on the Bitcoin network where the block rewards received by the miners for successfully solving a block are permanently cut in half. This event automatically goes through every 210,000 blocks, or approximately every four years.
The reason the halving exists is that the block rewards serve as the only way to introduce new BTC tokens into circulation, so by periodically slashing them in half, the cryptocurrency’s production rate can be diminished, and thus, its inflation can be controlled.
Supply-demand dynamics dictate that the rarer is an asset, the higher should be its value. The halving ensures that Bitcoin becomes scarcer with each event, as only half the amount enters into the supply following it.
The next halving is set to
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