Советник президента Сальвадора объявил о неизбежности роста цены биткоина

cryptonews.ruPublicado a 2025-04-26Actualizado a 2025-08-27

Советник президента Сальвадора по крипторынку Макс Кайзер (Max Keiser) заявил, что рост хешрейта Биткоина говорит о восстановлении цены первой криптовалюты.

По мнению советника, основной фактор, который должен вселять в криптоинвесторов уверенность, что локальное снижение рыночной стоимости биткоина носит временный характер, связан с нулевой вовлеченностью в событие майнинговых компаний.

Кайзер аргументировал свои выводы данными о росте общего хешрейта сети Биткоина, который превысил 900 Эх/с.

«Именно майнеры, а не покупатели BTC идут на риск и подают лучший сигнал. Майнинг совершенно независим от цены. Майнеры знают, что будет дальше», — заявил Кайзер.

Советник по биткоинам увидел еще одно событие, которое можно интерпретировать как сигнал рынку о скором восстановлении цены первой криптовалюты. Это падение спекулятивного спроса на фьючерсном рынке.

«Трейдеры фьючерсов прекращают охоту за "стопами". Когда они закончатся, то BTC в ближайшие дни поднимется до нового максимума», — считает Кайзер.

Основатель The Birb Nest Адриан Здунчик (Adrian Zdunchik) объявил, что средняя стоимость майнинга одного коина BTC сейчас составляет около $97 000, что полностью покрывает расходы майнеров на электроэнергию, оборудование и операционные затраты.

Гендиректор аналитической платформы WhaleWire Джейкоб Кинг (Jacob Kinge) заявил, что биткоин может столкнуться с катастрофическим обвалом, поскольку майнинг первой криптовалюты стал слишком централизованным.

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