Derived from CoinRepublic, Bitmain lowered the price of its Bitcoin mining rigs on December 23, with the S19 XP+ Hydro container bundle selling for about $4 per terahash. This move defies the historical pattern where rising Bitcoin prices typically boost ASIC demand. The price cuts follow weaker mining economics, as hashprice dropped to $35.06 per petahash per day in November 2025, despite stable Bitcoin prices. Sellers are now offering discounts on newer hydro and immersion rigs, signaling a more cautious phase in the mining hardware market.
Bitcoin Mining Rig Prices Drop, Breaking Long-standing 'BTC Up & Hardware Up' Trend
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Bitcoin price today remains stable, but Bitcoin mining rig prices have fallen, breaking the long-standing trend of “BTC up & hardware up.” Bitmain cut prices on December 23, with the S19 XP+ Hydro container bundle now at $4 per terahash. Hashprice fell to $35.06 per petahash per day in November 2025. Newer hydro and immersion rigs now carry discounts, showing a more cautious market.
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