I've read this explanation that i find explicit: """ If 1 coin costs $50,000, and you already own the rig, it's worth spending $49,999 on electricity to mine t

I've read this explanation that i find explicit: """ If 1 coin costs $50,000, and you already own the rig, it's worth spending $49,999 on electricity to mine the next coin and you will make a profit. If you're rig can't do that, you're better off just turning it off. """ Note that this is how it worked for bitcoin startup five years ago once the first specialized bitcoin rigs came into being. When the price of electricity where they operated became too high, some startup shut out or just changed their operations to create value around BTC(email/photograph ID/validation on the blockchain or other stuff like that)