Bitcoin Miner Revenue Grows By 7%. Here’s How Much They Made

Bitcoin Miner Revenue Grows By 7%. Here’s How Much They Made

Bitcoin miner revenue is once again on the rise. This time around, the miners have seen a significant bump in their returns from their mining activities in the space of a single week. This increase in revenue coincides with the increase in the hash rate coupled with a rise in the number of transactions carried out in a day. Daily fees have dropped during this time though, so let’s take a look at the numbers. Bitcoin Miner Revenue Jumps The previous week, bitcoin miner revenues had come out to a little over $36.5 million daily recorded on the part of the miners. This is not a bad figure per....


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