The average cost for miners to mine one Bitcoin has now exceeded $80,000. Based on the current price, mining one means losing over $10,000. So, the reality is that mining companies are starting to sell off their Bitcoin and pivot to building AI data centers. But here's the problem: mining companies aren't just businesses—they're also a critical pillar of Bitcoin network security. If a large number of mining companies shift to AI, who will bear the cost of maintaining Bitcoin network security? This trend is already pretty clear—the total network hashrate previously peaked at 1160 EH/s, but now it's dropped to around 920 EH/s. Instead of losing money to keep the Bitcoin network running, it seems more practical to switch to the AI business.