TREE NEWS reports: Publicly listed Bitcoin miners produced bitcoin at an average ex-tax cash cost of roughly $75,500 in the second quarter, CoinShares said, a level that makes a price recovery unlikely to draw AI-focused miners back to BTC mining. The figure reflects the all-in cost of production for listed miners after taxes.
CoinShares: Bitcoin price recovery unlikely to lure AI-focused miners back
The key signal here is not the cost figure itself but what it implies about miner strategy: at an ex-tax cash cost near $75,500, a price recovery would need to be substantial before BTC mining competes with AI compute for the same capital and power. That matters most for listed miners who have already pivoted toward AI hosting, since their revenue mix is now the variable to watch rather than hashprice alone. Whether the cost base stays elevated, or AI contracts keep pulling capacity away from mining, is the open question.
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