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Bitcoin Miners Revenue Hits Two-Year Low

Bitcoin miners’ revenue fell to two-year lows due to poor market performance and increased computational demand amid rising network difficulty.

Total Bitcoin mining revenue in US dollars fell to $11.67 million, according to Blockchain.com.

Source: Blockchain.com

In addition to the foregoing, the difficulty of mining a Bitcoin block has risen to an all-time high of about 37 trillion, which leads to Bitcoin miners using more energy and computer resources in order to remain competitive.

Source: Blockchain.com

However, the Bitcoin network’s hash rate has been steadily declining over the last three months. The hash rate is now 200.2 exahash per second (EH/s), down 36.8% from its all-time high of 316,7 EH/s on October 31, 2022.

Source: Blockchain.com

At the time of writing, BTC is trading at $16,540.

BTC daily chart. Source: Coincu

The decrease in revenue leads to a difficult situation for crypto mining companies today, some names can be mentioned, such as Core Scientific, Argo Blockchain, and Compute North.

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Harold

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Harold

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