Foreign media: Bitcoin mining costs have risen to about $74,000, higher than the current market price of about $63,000. According to the article, this gap is driving miners to continue selling BTC and has increased price pressures in recent months.
The article mentions that since 2026, miners have sold about 28,000 BTCs, worth close to $1.78 billion. According to the author, this round was one of the major reasons for the recent weakness of Bitcoin.
The miners are still under pressure.
According to the article, miners are not rare to sell, but are currently on a larger scale. If BTC does not pick up significantly, the pressure may last for some time.
It's a loosehouse.
In addition to miners, there is also a loss of bitcoin in the diaspora. According to the article, the decline in risk preferences and the rise in the temperature of the market viewing mood have led to short-term pressure on the BTC.
Prices still depend on policy and finance
The article also mentioned that if inflation continued to fall, the Fed might in the future lower interest rates, or re-direct funds to bitcoin. At the same time, the author mentions that AI-related stocks may also drive some of the funds to the encrypted market if they come back with money.