The current Bitcoin price has dropped significantly below most average costs, with many miners entering deep losses → Miner capitulation accelerates (hashrate is showing signs of decline, difficulty adjustment imminent). Historical iron rule remains unchanged: BTC rarely stays below 0.8x average cost for long. Once it approaches this level, large-scale shutdowns occur → costs automatically adjust downward → prices rebound strongly. Latest bottom range prediction (based on real-time costs + capitulation progress): Strong support: 82,000–92,000 USD (most likely, below 90K is already extremely oversold) Neutral support: 75,000–82,000 USD (if panic persists) Extreme downside: 65,000–75,000 USD (low probability, requires hashrate collapse of 20%+) Conclusion: 87K has deeply entered the cost support zone, miner capitulation has just started, difficulty is about to plummet, pulling costs back below 90K — this is often the last boarding window before a bull market! With the Fed's rate cut expectations + Trump's new crypto policies potentially landing, the rebound will be swift. Miner costs remain BTC's most hardcore value anchor, and the bottom signals are even brighter than last week! What are you waiting for?