Odaily星球日报讯 数据显示，继 4 月 20 日区块奖励减半事件之后，比特币矿工每 TH/s 获得的收入（7 日 MA）在过去两个月里创下了历史新低。 除了减半之外，矿工收入降低的另一个可能原因是进入比特币生态的新钱包数量较少，目前处于 2018 年以来的最低水平（7 日 MA）。 值得一提的是，矿企 CleanSpark 仍然表现良好，今年迄今为止其股价表现优于比特币。此外，比特币矿企 Bitfarms 和 Core Scientific 的股价表现也超过比特币，不过规模较小矿企一直在苦苦挣扎。（The Block）

Odaily星球日报讯 数据显示，继 4 月 20 日区块奖励减半事件之后，比特币矿工每 TH/s 获得的收入（7 日 MA）在过去两个月里创下了历史新低。除了减半之外，矿工收入降低的另一个可能原因是进入比特币生态的新钱包数量较少，目前处于 2018 年以来的最低水平（7 日 MA）。值得一提的是，矿企 CleanSpark 仍然表现良好，今年迄今为止其股价表现优于比特币。此外，比特币矿企 Bitfarms 和 Core Scientific 的股价表现也超过比特币，不过规模较小矿企一直在苦苦挣扎。（The Block）

受减半事件和新钱包数量下降影响，近两月比特币矿工收入创新低

According to data from Odaily Odaily, following the block reward halving event on April 20, the revenue per TH/s earned by Bitcoin miners (7-day MA) has hit a record low in the past two months. In addition to the halving, another possible reason for the reduction in miners' income is the small number of new wallets entering the Bitcoin ecosystem, which is currently at its lowest level since 2018 (7-day MA). It is worth mentioning that mining company CleanSpark is still performing well, and its stock price has outperformed Bitcoin so far this year. In addition, the stock prices of Bitcoin mining companies Bitfarms and Core Scientific have also outperformed Bitcoin, but smaller mining companies have been struggling. (The Block)

According to data from Odaily Odaily, following the block reward halving event on April 20, the revenue per TH/s earned by Bitcoin miners (7-day MA) has hit a record low in the past two months. In addition to the halving, another possible reason for the reduction in miners&#39; income is the small number of new wallets entering the Bitcoin ecosystem, which is currently at its lowest level since 2018 (7-day MA). It is worth mentioning that mining company CleanSpark is still performing well, and its stock price has outperformed Bitcoin so far this year. In addition, the stock prices of Bitcoin mining companies Bitfarms and Core Scientific have also outperformed Bitcoin, but smaller mining companies have been struggling. (The Block)

Affected by the halving event and the decline in the number of new wallets, Bitcoin miners' income has hit a record low in the past two months

Odaily Odaily News Glassnode Chief Analyst James Check said that Bitcoin miners may be struggling at present, but they may not have fully entered the bear market level. They dig out 10 bitcoins and then sell 10 bitcoins. Miners must adapt and adjust fees to become their main source of income, forcing the industry to further innovate and apply effective capital management. The current Bitcoin hash belt seems to be in a reversal period. The generation time of blocks is about 14 seconds slower than normal, which indicates that the online hash rate is low and the block generation speed is slightly slower. Currently, about 5% of the mining hash rate is in trouble, which means that Bitcoin miners "are likely" to sell some assets, but this does not seem to be a "complete sell-off." (Cointelegraph)

Glassnode: Bitcoin miners have not "completely sold off" and may be in the break-even period

Odaily Odaily News According to data from Glassnode, the source of Bitcoin miners' income is changing significantly, mainly driven by transaction fees. In early 2024, the proportion of miners' income from transaction fees peaked at nearly 72% in April and then stabilized at a lower level. This change is related to the introduction of Runes during the halving, indicating an increase in transaction processing demand. Historical data shows that surges in fee income are often associated with price fluctuations or network activity. The latest trends show that miners can profit from transaction fees when Bitcoin prices and network activity increase, emphasizing the key role of transaction fees in miners' income. Understanding these trends is important for predicting the financial health of miners and the economy of the network.

Transaction fees dominate Bitcoin miners’ revenue

According to IntoTheBlock Odaily, Bitcoin miners have sold more than 30,000 BTC (about $2 billion) since June, the fastest pace in more than a year. The recent halving event caused miners' profit margins to decline, triggering the sell-off.