Bitcoin Miners Revenue Hits Lowest Point Since April

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Key Highlights


In-Depth Analysis

Revenue Decline Reflects Market Conditions

CryptoQuant's weekly report reveals Bitcoin miners' daily earnings plunged to $34 million on June 22 – a two-month low and among 2025's weakest figures. This downturn coincides with:

  1. Post-halving margin squeeze: Reduced block rewards continue straining profitability.
  2. Hashrate dip: A 3–5% drop in network computing power since June 16 marks the steepest decline since July 2024.

👉 Why miners are holding despite revenue drops

Miner Behavior Defies Expectations

Contrary to predictions of widespread capitulation:

This suggests miners are:


FAQs

Why hasn’t the hashrate dropped more sharply?

Miners with efficient operations and low energy costs can still operate profitably, cushioning the decline.

Are miners selling Bitcoin secretly?

On-chain data shows no hidden sell-offs. Outflows are transparent and declining.

Could this trigger a Bitcoin price crash?

Unlikely. The lack of forced selling reduces downward pressure on BTC markets.


Strategic Takeaways

  1. Monitor hashrate trends for early signs of miner stress.
  2. Watch wallet movements – sustained low outflows indicate confidence in future prices.
  3. Assess mid-sized miners' reserves as a liquidity barometer.

👉 How Bitcoin halving impacts long-term value

Data sourced from CryptoQuant and on-chain analysis. Updated June 2025.