Alright, we are about to enter this price range of 40K-45K.... Soul broken in the crypto world

The "shutdown price of mining machines" refers to the price point at which cryptocurrency mining machines stop operating, usually when the market price of cryptocurrency falls to a certain level, and the cost of electricity for mining exceeds the mining revenue, causing miners to choose to shut down to avoid losses. This price varies depending on factors such as the model of the mining machine, electricity costs, and the total network computing power. Taking the current date of March 11, 2025, as a reference, according to a post on X, someone mentioned that the shutdown coin price for mainstream Bitcoin mining machines (like Antminer S21 or S21 Pro) is about $45,000, and this data may come from statistics from mining pools (like F2Pool). However, the specific shutdown price may vary due to regional differences in electricity costs. For example, some users mentioned that in areas where the electricity cost is 0.2 RMB (about $0.028) per kilowatt-hour, using a second-hand S19 mining machine (costing 2000 RMB, with a computing power of 95T), they are not afraid of shutting down even if the coin price drops, indicating that low electricity costs can significantly reduce the shutdown price. In simple terms, the shutdown price of mining machines is not a fixed value. Taking S21 as an example, if the electricity cost is $0.04 per kilowatt-hour, the shutdown price could be between $40,000 and $45,000; if the electricity cost is higher (such as $0.08 per kilowatt-hour), the shutdown price could rise to over $50,000. If you have specific mining machine models or electricity cost data, I can help you calculate more accurately!