History suggests that a significant surge follows the halving of BTC prices. During 2012, halving prices gained 8,450%; in 2016, they jumped by 290%, and in 2020, BTC prices gained 560%. This time, the miners are worried about the event. The Bitcoin mining community has long been marred by a trifecta of problems, rising energy prices, increasing mining difficulty, and bitcoin price volatility. Out of these factors, miners can manage only one issue, power. It is known that mining Bitcoin is a very energy-intensive procedure that needs to meet environmental, social, and governance (ESG) parameters.