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Meanwhile Solana's revenue still sits outside the top 10, and the chain pays $4.6M a day for economic security. Weeks of discourse on Hyperliquid's value capture via HIP-3 and TradeXYZ, and nobody applies the same rigour to the L1s where the gap is 10x wider? Especially when
AI visual note: The image displays a leaderboard ranking blockchain protocols by 24-hour and 7-day revenue, led by Tether ($16.04M/$112M), Circle ($6.37M/$44.32M), and Pump ($1.46M/$9.77M), with Solana notably absent from the top 10 despite paying $4.6M daily for economic security as highlighted in the accompanying post criticizing the lack of scrutiny on L1 chains compared to Hyperliquid.
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How much electricity is required to produce 1 Bitcoin? Miners in Russia are producing 1 Bitcoin at a cost of approximately $39,000. They can then sell it for about $65,000.
AI visual note: A world map infographic titled "1 Bitcoin MADENCİLİĞİ YAPMAK İÇİN NE KADAR ELEKTRİK GEREKİR?" (How much electricity is needed to mine 1 Bitcoin) displays country-by-country electricity costs for mining a single Bitcoin, with notable figures including USA at $107,260K, Kuwait at $280,729K, and Russia at $39,707K. The color-coded map ranges from $55 (least expensive) to $458 (most expensive), visually confirming the post's claim that Russia is among the more affordable Bitcoin mining nations at roughly $39,000.