Shenyu: When Bitcoin drops to $75,000, the 23.3W/T mining machines will reach the shutdown price.

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PANews February 2 News, Cobo & F2pool co-founder DiscusFish posted on the X platform that Bitcoin has fallen nearly 15% this week. When the Bitcoin price reaches $75,000, a mining machine with a power of 23.3W/T will break even (i.e., shutdown price).

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