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#1Nov 12, 2025, 08:21 PM
1. The $61,800 Barrier: Mining Costs vs. Market Anxiety
As we hit late February 2026, the crypto scene is really feeling "Time Fatigue." Prices aren't crashing to new lows, but the mental strain of hovering around these numbers is pushing retail investors to give up. At Analyst Trade, we keep an eye on the only figure that really signals a "hard bottom": The Bitcoin Production Cost.
Right now, Bitcoin's lowest production cost is around $61,800. Historically, BTC has spent less than 1% of its time trading below this threshold. Back in early February, we dipped below this support briefly, which led to a huge institutional buy wall. When the price hits the production cost, miners stop selling, and that's when a supply shock is bound to happen.