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A recent Bloomberg report shows that some of the largest Bitcoin (BTC) mining companies traded on the US stock market have suffered a cumulative loss of $1 billion in the second quarter of 2022. The report noted that the firms incurred this massive loss due to the drop in crypto prices in the past few months.

Between April and June, Bitcoin shed almost 60% of its value, slumping from $45,000 to $20,000. BTC was not alone in the crash, with GPU-mineable Ethereum losing about 70% of its value within Q2 as well.

The report detailed that Core Scientific, Marathon Digital Holdings, and Riot Blockchain reported net losses of $862 million, $192 million, and $366 million, respectively, in Q2. Other large mining firms, such as Bitfarms and Greenidge Generation Holdings, took part in the downturn and reported notable impairments.

That said, miners are now selling their BTC faster than they produce. In June, Bitcoin miners recorded the highest asset dump this year, with top miners selling 14,600 BTC but minting only 3,900. Core Scientific reportedly sold 80% of its holdings to cover operational costs and finance its expansion, while Bitfarms offloaded nearly half of all its coins.

What’s worrisome is that the trend appears to remain the same in Q3, with July coming in as the second highest selling month with 6,200 BTC sold.

Awọn ipele Bitcoin Bọtini lati Wo - Oṣu Kẹjọ Ọjọ 18

Bitcoin is on a bearish correction towards refreshing a seven-day low of $23,200 ok Thursday, as market sentiment seems to have taken a turn. This turn comes after the benchmark cryptocurrency breached the 4-hour 100 EMA yesterday.

The flagship cryptocurrency needs to return above the 100 EMA line in the near term to revive the bullish. With the dollar regaining a bullish front following the release of July’s meeting minutes, BTC might be in for a sustained bearish move into the weekend. Which would come first: $23,000 or $23,640 (100 EMA)?

Nibayi, awọn ipele resistance mi wa ni $24,000, $25,000, ati $26,000, ati awọn ipele atilẹyin bọtini mi wa ni $23,000, $22,000, ati $21,000.

Lapapọ Iṣowo Ọja: aimọye $ 1.12

Iṣowo Iṣowo Bitcoin: $ 446 bilionu

Ijọba Bitcoin: 39.9%

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