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Bitcoin Price Surge on Crypto Market Following South Korea's Regulation News and Positive FSB Report

Bitcoin Price Surge on Crypto Market Following South Korea's Regulation News and Positive FSB Report

What Rising Bitcoin Prices Mean for Crypto Miners in Australia

Last night a corrective rally occurred bumping the price of Bitcoin up 10% in less than an hour. It is said the rally occurred on the back of some heavily anticipated positive news involving the government of South Korea regulating the cryptocurrency market. Furthermore, the Financial Stability Board (FSB) recently published a report indicating Bitcoin and cryptocurrency “do not pose a material risk to global financial stability at this time.”

Currently the price of Bitcoin is at USD $7,370. Experts are suggesting that if the price of Bitcoin holds at this level, the foundations will be laid to surpass $10,000. Experts have also noted that the difference between the rally now, compared to other breakouts in June, is the volume. The volume of USD being traded for Bitcoin on Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, surged up from $100 million to $300 million in just two days. This would suggest that more investors are entering the market and seeing the value in cryptocurrency and block-chain technology.

Why now is a smart time to start mining

When Bitcoin rallies, the economics of Bitcoin mining shift quickly — and so does hardware pricing. As coin prices climb, demand for ASIC miners rises with them, and the most efficient machines sell out fast and command higher premiums. Waiting for the price to go “even higher” often means paying significantly more for the same rig, which eats directly into your returns.

That’s where getting set up early pays off. At Mining Store, we’ve helped over 6,000 Australians get into crypto mining the right way  with profitable, properly configured mining rigs, expert setup and ongoing support, plus low-cost crypto mining hosting from as little as $0.075/kWh if you’d rather not run hardware at home. As Australia’s leading name in crypto mining Australia, we make it simple to choose the right ASIC miner, calculate realistic returns, and start mining Bitcoin with confidence.

Don’t wait for suppliers to bump up their prices on the next rally. Explore our range of Bitcoin mining rigs and ASIC miners or talk to our team today to build your setup before demand drives costs higher.

What happens to mining profits when the Bitcoin price goes up?

When the Bitcoin price rises, mining becomes more profitable because every block reward and transaction fee you earn is worth more in dollar terms, while your costs (electricity and hardware) stay the same in the short term. The catch is that demand for ASIC miners usually climbs at the same time, so hardware gets more expensive during a rally. Getting set up before prices spike protects your margins.

What is an ASIC miner and why do most Bitcoin miners use one?

An ASIC miner is a machine built for one job only, running the SHA-256 algorithm that secures the Bitcoin network. Because it is purpose built, an ASIC miner is far more powerful and energy efficient than a GPU or home computer, which is why it is the standard choice for serious Bitcoin mining in Australia today.

How profitable is crypto mining in Australia right now?

Mining profitability in Australia comes down to three numbers: the coin price, your machine's hashrate and efficiency, and your electricity cost per kWh. Power is the biggest variable, since Australian residential rates can make home mining tight. Using low cost crypto mining hosting (from around $0.075 per kWh through Mining Store) often turns a marginal setup into a profitable one.

How do I calculate whether a mining rig will pay for itself?

Take the coin you earn per day at current network difficulty, multiply by the Bitcoin price to get daily revenue, then subtract your daily electricity cost (machine wattage multiplied by hours run multiplied by your kWh rate). Divide the hardware price by your daily profit to estimate the payback period in days. Lower electricity rates shorten that payback time significantly.

How do I start mining Bitcoin in Australia as a beginner?

Start by choosing an efficient ASIC miner suited to your budget, then decide whether to run it at home or use a hosting facility with cheaper power. From there you join a mining pool, point the machine at it, and set up a wallet to receive your earnings. Mining Store handles the setup, configuration and support so beginners can skip the technical guesswo

Why are ASIC miner prices higher during a Bitcoin rally?

ASIC miner prices rise during a rally because of simple supply and demand. As Bitcoin becomes more profitable to mine, more buyers compete for a limited stock of efficient machines, and suppliers raise prices accordingly. This is why buying during a quieter market, or before a breakout, usually gets you a better return on your hardware.

Why is electricity cost so important for crypto mining?

Electricity is the single largest ongoing cost in crypto mining, so even a small difference in your rate per kWh has a large impact on profit over time. A miner that loses money on expensive residential power can be profitable on cheaper commercial or hosted power, which is why many Australian miners use dedicated hosting facilities.

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