This week's top mining news: Bitcoin miners' cost line breached, selling pressure may become a short-term variable

SmartContractAuditor · 2026-02-06T03:46:24+00:00

Week 6 of 2026, Bitcoin's total network hash rate rose to 912 EH/s, with the average price dropping to $78,781. Some mining machines have reached shutdown price, and miners' cost threshold has been breached, increasing short-term selling pressure. Cango's monthly report shows Bitcoin holdings of 7,474.6 coins.

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2026-02-06 03:46:24

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Odaily Planet Daily Report, Week 6 of 2026 (January 30 - February 5):

According to cloverpool, the average hash rate of the Bitcoin network is 912 EH/s, with a maximum of 1000 EH/s and a minimum of 831 EH/s, up 9.28% from last week’s average hash rate (835 EH/s).
According to blockchain.com, the average price of Bitcoin is $78,781, with a high of $84,599 and a low of $62,182, down 11.22% from last week’s average price ($88,735).
Notable mining industry news:

(1) Some S21 series miners and Shima miners have reached shutdown prices;

(2) Bitcoin miner cost line has been breached, and selling pressure may become a short-term variable;

(3) Bitcoin mining company Cango released its January monthly report, with a total Bitcoin holding of 7,474.6 coins.

Data partner: Cango Inc. (CANG), a Bitcoin mining company listed on the NYSE, Cangu.

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