In the last three days, bitcoin miners have experienced an 8.4% drop in profits, echoing a decrease in bitcoin prices. Since then, the network’s hashrate has fallen below the 600 exahash per second (EH/s) mark.
Price Drop Squeezes Bitcoin Mining Profits
Revenue for bitcoin miners has declined as the hashprice, the revenue from 1 petahash per second (PH/s) of hashing power per day, has diminished by 8.4% since June 14, 2024. Just three days prior, miners were earning $57.36 per petahash, but now, the hashprice stands at $52.53.
On June 12, two days beforehand, bitcoin was trading just above $69,000. As of today, the price per bitcoin has dropped to $65,539, impacting Bitcoin’s hashprice. The decline in profits appears to have influenced the network’s total hashrate, as the computational power retracted on the same day, June 14.
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