
[FOCUS] Everyone’s Lying About Mining Costs
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Many hosting ads claim it only costs $55,000 to mine one Bitcoin — but that number leaves out the most important part.
In this Focus episode, Jesse breaks down the real cost to mine one BTC, including ASIC depreciation, maintenance, and electricity. He explains why understanding your full cost structure is critical for long-term profitability — whether you’re hosting or running your own setup.
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