“Bitcoin No Tiene Techo Porque el Dólar No Tiene Piso” | Nicolás Rincón de EMCD
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- 31 Oct 2026, 01:45 UTC
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- 31 Oct 2026, 02:05 UTC
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The analysis discusses the cost of Bitcoin mining in Iran, suggesting it costs approximately $1500 per Bitcoin to mine. This low cost is attributed to subsidized energy prices and the government's involvement in mining operations. It is suggested that the government itself might be involved in Bitcoin mining to circumvent US sanctions. The video highlights that when US sanctions were imposed, the hash rate difficulty in Iran dropped, indicating a reduction in mining activity. This drop in difficulty and the low cost of production make mining in Iran a potentially profitable venture, especially when contrasted with the market price of Bitcoin, which is around $80,000. The implication is that such low production costs can lead to significant profits for miners in Iran, particularly if they can sell their mined Bitcoin on the open market.
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