Public Bitcoin mining companies are feeling the heat this quarter. Fresh data shows their average cash operating cost per BTC climbed to around $74,600 in Q2 2025. When you factor in depreciation and other non-cash expenses, we're looking at a total cost base near $137,800 per coin. That's a significant margin squeeze considering current price levels. The gap between mining costs and market price continues to be a critical metric for evaluating miner profitability and sustainability in this cycle.
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ValidatorVibes
· 10h ago
$137.8k per coin tho... that's the kind of cost structure that forces real consensus on who stays in the game. only miners with proper validator-grade infrastructure + governance participation gonna survive this squeeze ngl
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AirdropGrandpa
· 12-06 00:04
This time the miners are really getting squeezed. Who can handle a full cost of $137.8k?
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TooScaredToSell
· 12-05 23:22
The mining cost is so high, it's better to just hold coins directly.
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ruggedSoBadLMAO
· 12-04 03:50
The mining costs are almost catching up with the coin price. Is this business still worth doing?
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NotSatoshi
· 12-04 03:44
Miners are really going to be eating dirt now; the costs are almost catching up to the coin price.
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ContractHunter
· 12-04 03:40
Miners are really being squeezed hard this time, with a cost price of $74,600... And that's not all—if you factor in depreciation, it doubles. Who can handle that?
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ShadowStaker
· 12-04 03:38
$137.8k all-in cost per btc... ngl that's getting spicy. are we actually pricing in the hardware attrition or just doing napkin math here
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GateUser-afe07a92
· 12-04 03:34
The mining costs are almost catching up with the coin price; how are we supposed to keep going like this?
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NewDAOdreamer
· 12-04 03:29
The mining costs are almost catching up with the coin price—how are we supposed to get by like this?
Public Bitcoin mining companies are feeling the heat this quarter. Fresh data shows their average cash operating cost per BTC climbed to around $74,600 in Q2 2025. When you factor in depreciation and other non-cash expenses, we're looking at a total cost base near $137,800 per coin. That's a significant margin squeeze considering current price levels. The gap between mining costs and market price continues to be a critical metric for evaluating miner profitability and sustainability in this cycle.