The Bitcoin (BTC) – the daily mine revenue for each unit of the retail power that was spent on mines – remained fixed at about $ 48 per Petahash per second (PH/S), although 1.4 % increased in the difficult Bitcoin.
Data From Coinwarz shows that Bitcoin’s difficulty rose to 113.76 trillion in the mass 889.081 on March 23, up to the difficulty of 112.1 trillion in the previous era.
according to TheminermagDivision of less than $ 50 puts financial pressure on miners who run older devices such as Antminer S19 XP and S19 Pro.
Old devices associated with the risk of declining network transactions fees to push some miners to an unprecedented area-which compels them to stop their devices until they upgrade the integrated circuits of the application (ASIC) or network conditions.
Mining companies have been struggling since the half -Bitcoin event in April 2024, which reduced block subsidies to 3.125 BTC per bloc, increased network in general, and the last shrinkage in encryption markets due to total economic uncertainty.
Difficulty mining bitcoin. source: Coinwarz
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Miners enjoy a harsh start until 2025
Research from the Financial Service Company shows that publicly listed bitcoin mining companies lost 22 % of their value in February 2025.
Even mines who diversified the operations in artificial intelligence and high -performance computing data centers, to support lost revenue through mining activities, face financial pressure, according to the JPMorgan report.
The Financial Services Company was martyred with the release of Deepseek R1, an open source Amnesty International Model trained on a small part of the cost, as the leading models work equally with closed artificial intelligence products, such as pressure on large artificial intelligence centers.
Although the Bitcoin network swings in the short term, the long -term trend is only. source: Cryptoquant
Hashraate has a steady network, which is the total computing power in the Bitcoin network, creates an increasing competition between miners, who must spend more computing resources to stay profitable.
Fears of a long trade war were laid down between the United States and Canada, as well as the headquarters of the continuous tariffs, miners on the edge of the abyss.
Threats from Canadian officials to impose customs duties on energy exports to the United States enter more pressure on the industry that is already struggling.
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