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Bitcoin miners’ daily revenue per unit of computing power falls 8.7%
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Key points
- Bitcoin miners have experienced an 8.7% decline in their daily revenue per unit of computing power.
- Although the implied network growth remains nearly flat, it provides minimal relief to operators.
- Miners continue to face significant exposure to ongoing operational costs and delivery challenges, even when utilizing hedging strategies to manage financial risks.
Summarized automatically by Kryptokite from reporting by CryptoSlate. Read the original sources for full detail.
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- CryptoSlateBitcoin miners’ daily revenue per unit of computing power falls 8.7% · 1 hour agoRead on CryptoSlate
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