Coin mining by traditional electric energy is difficult because of many problems. First is the power supply. Based on data collected from Eurostat, electricity price has increased by more than 10% in the last decade. So organizations and individuals who mine cryptocurrencies have been trying to reduce costs. Currently in the context of market conditions is no longer peaking as late of 2017, this has become more important than ever. Current mining cryptocurrencies using solar energy by installing solar panels to operate mining machines can reduce 30 ~ 75% of the cost of mining. Solar energy is giving hopes for small and medium bitcoin mining companies to face with the up and down conditions of the world cryptocurrency market. In recent studies of the use of renewable energy to mine bitcoins, they show that we can recover about 72% of the heat generated. Using alternative methods such as mini hydro, wind power, solar energy is cheap and easy to exploit but with a high initial investment. With the peak price at the end of 2017 when bitcoin reached $17,000 per BTC and the unexpected drop afterwards, and the spectacular return in July 2019 for $13,000, how about the future of bitcoin later? We first judge by the world's attention to bitcoin. As you can see, despite the reduction of BTC price since the end of 2017, bitcoin's hashrate chart has steadily increased from 2017 to now despite there was some point of time the cryptocurrency market had dropped to 80%, the hashrate still increased by nearly 150% during the last year. What does this mean? The hashrate tells us how often miners participate in the bitcoin network and the mining power doesn't drop, and with the increased hashrate, miners still join the bitcoin network regularly. Even at some point of times of falling coins and higher costs to produce, they accept the current losses to accumulate bitcoin, and seem like they will never stop mining.

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