Here's a little-known fact about Bitcoin mining! Did you know how long it takes for a Bitcoin mining rig to mine 1 BTC? The answer is: 【13 years】 And that's under ideal conditions—no sudden power outages, no malfunctions, no difficulty increases, and no electricity costs. Why does it take so long? Let me break it down for you: 🧊 Taking Avalon A1566HA as an example: • Hashrate: 480T • Total network hashrate: Approximately 1.08Z (= 1,080,000T) • Block reward: 3.125 BTC • Daily network output: 450 BTC/day Converting to: 480T / 1.08Z ≈ 0.0000444 of the total network hashrate Daily output ≈ 450 × 0.0000444 ≈ 0.01998 BTC/year In other words: A 480T machine would need approximately 13 years to mine 1 BTC. And this is under "perfect conditions"— It doesn't include: ❌ Electricity costs ❌ Hosting fees ❌ Mining farm costs ❌ Equipment depreciation ❌ Continuously increasing difficulty In reality, it will only take longer, not shorter. This is why experienced miners never try to achieve a miracle with a single machine: • They compete on electricity prices; the cheaper the electricity, the greater the advantage. • They compete on hosting costs. • They compete on scale and efficiency. • They compete on the long-term cycle, not on getting rich overnight. True mining is never about fantasizing about getting rich quick, but rather a race against time, cost, and difficulty. If you've always thought "one mining rig mines one Bitcoin every few months," today might make you think twice.