... Equipment. The latest ASIC devices with low energy consumption (J/TH) can mine BTC at lower costs. Outdated equipment, which consumes more electricity per unit of hash, experiences higher production costs and is the first to exit the market when profitability ... ... neutral zone, suggesting that miners do not feel an acute need to liquidate reserves. All of this points to market participants' confidence in Bitcoin's further growth: even with increased difficulty, miners are optimistic about improving conditions (through ...

... substantial fundamental backing: in 2024, Babylon raised approximately $70 million from well-known venture funds, indicating investor confidence in the importance of this idea. The market capitalization of BABY at launch was around $234 million, with a very high ... ... that there is ongoing interest from VCs in the interoperability direction, although it is not as widespread as in cases with consumer applications. A significant gap between FDV and current capitalization signals that major development stages lie ahead: ...