With only a week remaining until the Bitcoin halving, the cryptocurrency market is on edge as Bitcoin sits around $70,000, showing an unusual calmness before the storm. However, underneath this surface tranquility, miners are grappling with a daunting challenge: the soaring mining difficulty that threatens their profits post-halving.
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Kenn Bosak, a prominent figure in the crypto world, issues a warning that Bitcoin must maintain a price above $80,000 after the halving to keep mining profitable. Falling short of this mark, he cautions, could spell financial disaster for miners, pushing them toward bankruptcy.
Bosak outlines three scenarios based on Bitcoin’s current price trend:
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Renowned crypto analyst Rekt Capital notes that Bitcoin is entering a re-accumulation phase as the halving nears.
Looking back at historical data, Rekt Capital sees similarities with the 2020 halving cycles, where Bitcoin’s price stabilized around $14,000 before surging to $69,000 in 2021.
As of now, Bitcoin is priced at $70,838, showing a slight decrease over the past 24 hours, while its market cap remains at $1.39 trillion.
As the Bitcoin halving draws nearer, the fate of miners hangs in the balance. With stakeholders preparing for the impending shift, all eyes are on the charts, anticipating the event that could reshape the crypto market landscape.
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