Data: More than half of mainstream Bitcoin mining machines are close to or have reached the shutdown price, and among the profitable machines, 16 models have electricity costs accounting for over 60%

ChainCatcher news, F2pool's online data shows that with the Bitcoin price at approximately $84,803, over half of the mainstream Bitcoin mining machines are at the shutdown price edge or are already operating at a loss. Among 135 mainstream mining machines, 68 machines (about 50.4%) have a daily net profit that is negative, meaning these devices can no longer be profitable at the current electricity price ($0.06 per kWh).

Among the 67 machines that still have profit potential, 16 machines have electricity costs exceeding 60%, with the Shennong M33S+ and Shennong M30S+ having electricity cost ratios as high as 99%, and the Antminer S19's electricity cost ratio reaching 100%, at the breakeven point.

The latest generation of mining machines, such as the Antminer S21 XP water-cooled version, has an electricity cost ratio of only 35%, with a daily net profit of $15.12, and a shutdown coin price of only $29,757, making it the most resilient mining machine in the market. Following closely are the Antminer S21e XP water-cooled version (shutdown coin price $32,237) and Teraflux AI3680 (shutdown coin price $37,197).