Bitcoin Hash Rate Drops 40% From High Amid Fears of Miner Capitulation

By cineramaMarch 20, 2020Bitcoin Business

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Prior to the recent crypto market crash, most estimates put the cost of mining at around $8,000.

Case in point: the below chart from prominent trader Byzantine General showed that […]

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Bitcoin Hash Rate Drops 40% From High Amid Fears of Miner Capitulation

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