PANews reported on February 27 that according to F2pool data, with the price of Bitcoin at about $85,295 and the electricity price at $0.06 per kWh, 101 of the 164 mainstream mining machines (about 61.6%) have fallen into losses. Among them, the electricity costs of Whatsminer M30S+ and Whatsminer M33S+ account for nearly 100%, and Antminer S19 is also at the break-even point.

Of the 59 mining machines that are still profitable, 28 have electricity costs accounting for more than 60%, such as Shenma M33S+, Shenma M30S+, etc., which are close to the edge of loss. The latest generation of Antminer S21 XP water-cooled version has an electricity cost accounting for only 35%, with a daily net income of US$15.25 and a shutdown coin price of US$29,768, which has the strongest risk resistance. Following closely are the Antminer S21e XP water-cooled version (shutdown coin price of US$32,248) and Teraflux AI3680 (shutdown coin price of US$37,209).