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⚡️ Miners Under Pressure: Survival of the Fittest?
The cost of mining BTC is rising, and the market is on edge. While major players with cheap electricity and access to capital are "holding the line," smaller miners are finding themselves on the brink of survival.
What does this mean for the market?
📉 Downside Risk: Capriole Investments warns that a mass "miner capitulation"—selling off holdings to cover costs—could push the price below $60,000, strengthening the bearish trend.
🔄 Healing Through Pain: As inefficient miners shut down their equipment, network difficulty eventually drops. This makes mining more profitable for those who remain, restoring the balance between costs and revenue.
The Bottom Line: We are witnessing an adaptation phase rather than a systemic crisis. The market is flushing out inefficient players, leaving room for those prepared for the new reality.
Bull trap or a necessary purge before the next rally? Share your thoughts below! 👇
#Bitcoin #BTC #Mining #CryptoNews #Capriole
The cost of mining BTC is rising, and the market is on edge. While major players with cheap electricity and access to capital are "holding the line," smaller miners are finding themselves on the brink of survival.
What does this mean for the market?
📉 Downside Risk: Capriole Investments warns that a mass "miner capitulation"—selling off holdings to cover costs—could push the price below $60,000, strengthening the bearish trend.
🔄 Healing Through Pain: As inefficient miners shut down their equipment, network difficulty eventually drops. This makes mining more profitable for those who remain, restoring the balance between costs and revenue.
The Bottom Line: We are witnessing an adaptation phase rather than a systemic crisis. The market is flushing out inefficient players, leaving room for those prepared for the new reality.
Bull trap or a necessary purge before the next rally? Share your thoughts below! 👇
#Bitcoin #BTC #Mining #CryptoNews #Capriole
Happy Tuesday, here we leave you a summary of the most important events of this 11th of November 👇
🔸Bitcoin ($BTC ) is trading above USD 105,300, recovering ground ahead of the imminent opening of the U.S. Government.
🔹Despite the capital outflows registered in the #ETF of Bitcoin since last week, the Solana ETF has accumulated a positive streak of 10 days.
🔹Charles Edwards, director of #Capriole , warns that quantum computing could lead Bitcoin to be worth 0 dollars.
🔹The million-dollar purchases by whales may have prevented Bitcoin from falling below 100K.
🔹Chainlink was used by the Swiss Bank to conduct transactions with tokenized assets.
🔸Bitcoin ($BTC ) is trading above USD 105,300, recovering ground ahead of the imminent opening of the U.S. Government.
🔹Despite the capital outflows registered in the #ETF of Bitcoin since last week, the Solana ETF has accumulated a positive streak of 10 days.
🔹Charles Edwards, director of #Capriole , warns that quantum computing could lead Bitcoin to be worth 0 dollars.
🔹The million-dollar purchases by whales may have prevented Bitcoin from falling below 100K.
🔹Chainlink was used by the Swiss Bank to conduct transactions with tokenized assets.
MARKETS 📈 | #Capriole launched its Quantum Index. This groups companies in quantum technology and aims to serve as a hedge against the risk to Bitcoin's security.
📈 Charles Edwards, founder of Capriole stated that "he expects the Index to outperform Bitcoin returns". In addition, he mentioned that work is already underway on a future #ETF .
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📈 Charles Edwards, founder of Capriole stated that "he expects the Index to outperform Bitcoin returns". In addition, he mentioned that work is already underway on a future #ETF .
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Capriole warns of a structural vulnerability in Bitcoin
The quantum threat looms over Bitcoin. Charles Edwards, founder of the Capriole fund, issues a clear warning: without adequate protection by 2028, the reigning cryptocurrency could collapse. This prediction resonates in a market that is already experiencing turbulence.
In brief
Charles Edwards, founder of Capriole, predicts that Bitcoin will fall below $50,000 if the network is not protected against quantum computing by 2028.
Quantum computers threaten to break Bitcoin's current encryption and expose users' private keys.
Edwards believes that Bitcoin will be "the first to be put in the quantum hot seat," unlike banking institutions that are already transitioning to post-quantum encryption.
The urgent need for a transition to post-quantum encryption
Charles Edwards does not mince words. The fund manager, specializing in digital assets, states that Bitcoin must have protection against quantum computing before 2028. Otherwise, the price of BTC could plummet well below $50,000 and continue its decline until a solution is found.
This warning comes amid an already tense situation in the cryptocurrency market. On Monday, December 15, Bitcoin plummeted to $86,700, its lowest level in two weeks. This drop triggered a wave of liquidations exceeding $210 million in just one hour, a stark reminder of the inherent volatility of the sector.
Quantum computing has long been a theoretical threat to cryptocurrencies. These ultra-powerful machines could, in theory, decipher the encryption algorithms that currently protect users' private keys. Once these protections are compromised, the funds of millions of holders would be exposed to malicious attacks.
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The quantum threat looms over Bitcoin. Charles Edwards, founder of the Capriole fund, issues a clear warning: without adequate protection by 2028, the reigning cryptocurrency could collapse. This prediction resonates in a market that is already experiencing turbulence.
In brief
Charles Edwards, founder of Capriole, predicts that Bitcoin will fall below $50,000 if the network is not protected against quantum computing by 2028.
Quantum computers threaten to break Bitcoin's current encryption and expose users' private keys.
Edwards believes that Bitcoin will be "the first to be put in the quantum hot seat," unlike banking institutions that are already transitioning to post-quantum encryption.
The urgent need for a transition to post-quantum encryption
Charles Edwards does not mince words. The fund manager, specializing in digital assets, states that Bitcoin must have protection against quantum computing before 2028. Otherwise, the price of BTC could plummet well below $50,000 and continue its decline until a solution is found.
This warning comes amid an already tense situation in the cryptocurrency market. On Monday, December 15, Bitcoin plummeted to $86,700, its lowest level in two weeks. This drop triggered a wave of liquidations exceeding $210 million in just one hour, a stark reminder of the inherent volatility of the sector.
Quantum computing has long been a theoretical threat to cryptocurrencies. These ultra-powerful machines could, in theory, decipher the encryption algorithms that currently protect users' private keys. Once these protections are compromised, the funds of millions of holders would be exposed to malicious attacks.
$BTC
$BNB
$CA
#Capriole
#CharlesEdwards of #Capriole claims that "#bitcoin will drop below $50,000" if not upgraded to cope with quantum computers
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