Over 74% of Bitcoin's Mining Power Consists of Renewable Energy

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What is CoinShares?

CoinShares is a crypto investment and research firm and it has published a bi-annual mining report last week. According to the report, 74.1% of the mining power in Bitcoin is generated by renewable energy sources, however, that is a 3% decline since November 2018.

A renewable energy system can be a bit expensive to build, but is definitely better than paying electricity bills; also, countries that make use of renewable energy, have lower electricity costs.

The report states:

Among our findings is an estimate that since November, the market-average, all-in marginal cost of creation, at ?5/KWh, and 18-month depreciation schedules has decreased from approximately $6,800 to approximately $5,600, mainly as a result of lower assumed cooling and overhead costs. This suggests that, at current prices, the average miner is highly profitable, with even older gear and high-cost producers currently able to make positive ROI.”

So yeah, as I said in a previous article, mining can be still profitable.

I don’t think a 3% decline in renewable energy during the past 6 months is something we should worry about at this point.

I would love to see comments below with thoughts of what could happen to BTC in the upcoming halving.

Note: Everything said in this article should not be taken as financial advice. The reader should do his own due diligence before investing in something.

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