Bitcoin transaction activity is rising, but miner fee revenue remains weak. What the data means for Bitcoin and mining-pool concentration.
Bitcoin’s mining capacity has continued to bounce back, with network hashrate returning to levels last seen in early March—even as a wave of publicly traded miners reallocates computing resources...
Bitcoin’s network hashrate has rebounded to a seven-month high, even as some of the industry’s largest publicly traded miners redirect capacity toward artificial intelligence and high-performance...
According to BlocksBridge, Bitcoin’s mining difficulty is rising despite the industry’s AI transition, with smaller operators potentially absorbing equipment abandoned by larger competitors.
Public miners backed by major TradFi players are coming back online, boosting Bitcoin’s hashrate, a positive sign for BTC’s fundamentals, according to CryptoQuant’s Ki Young Ju.
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