The revenue generated by bitcoin miners slightly declined in June, totaling $963.67 million, down from May’s $964.24 million. Additionally, the hashprice, or the expected value of one petahash per second (PH/s) of hashpower, decreased from $57 per PH/s to the current $48.
Bitcoin Miners’ Hashprice and Revenue Decline in June
Miners faced challenges during the summer of 2024, as June’s revenue was $570,000 less than May’s $964.24 million. In May, $64.85 million of the total revenue was from onchain fees. However, in June, out of the $963.67 million recorded by theblock.co’s mining revenue data, $101.25 million was attributed to fees.
Despite these challenges, June 2024 saw higher revenue than the same period in 2023, when bitcoin miners collected approximately $783.76 million, including both subsidies and fees. From June 1, 2024, to the present, bitcoin miners experienced a 15.78% drop in hashprice, which fell from $57 per petahash per day to $48.
Data indicates that the hashrate decreased from 599 exahash per second (EH/s) on July 1 to the current range of 560 EH/s. Most of this decline occurred after June 23. Over the past month, 4,176 blocks were mined, with Foundry USA discovering 1,167 blocks, representing 27.95% of the total hashrate. Antpool found 1,041 blocks, accounting for 24.93% of the hashrate.
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