Countdown to Bitcoin Halving: Can Miners Withstand the Profit Crunch? Unveiling the Reality

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Bitcoin’s price is currently around $70,000, and miners are concerned about the rising mining difficulty and its impact on their profits post-halving. Kenn Bosak warns that Bitcoin must stay above $80,000 to remain profitable for miners. He outlines three possible scenarios: if Bitcoin stays above $80,000, miners will remain profitable; if Bitcoin’s price drops below $80,000, miners may face financial strain and risk bankruptcy; and institutional investors may step in to rescue struggling miners. Rekt Capital suggests that Bitcoin is entering a re-accumulation phase before the halving, similar to previous halving cycles. Historical data shows that Bitcoin’s price stabilized before surging after previous halvings. With the halving approaching, the fate of miners is uncertain, and all eyes are on the charts to see how the market landscape will be reshaped.