More than half of the mainstream Bitcoin Mining Rigs are approaching or reaching shutdown prices, with electricity costs accounting for over 60% in 16 profitable Mining Rigs.

Golden Finance reported that according to online data from F2pool, more than half of the mainstream BTC Mining Rigs are either on the verge of shutdown due to price or already operating at a loss, with BTC price at around $84,803. Out of 135 mainstream Mining Rigs, 68 of them (approximately 50.4%) have a daily net income in the negative, which means that these devices are no longer profitable at the current electricity price ($0.06 per kWh). Among the 67 Mining Rigs that are still profitable, 16 of them have electricity costs accounting for over 60%. Among them, the electricity costs of Whatsminer M33S+ and Whatsminer M30S+ have reached as high as 99%, while the electricity cost of Antminer S19 has reached 100%, at the breakeven point. The latest generation Mining Rig, such as the Ant S21XP water-cooled version, only accounts for 35% of the electricity cost, with a daily net income of $15.12. The shutdown coin price is only $29,757, making it the most risk-resistant Mining Rig on the market. Following closely behind are the Ant S21eXP water-cooled version (shutdown coin price of $32,237) and TerafluxAI3680 (shutdown coin price of $37,197).