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Bitcoin Miners Bank $1.215B October Revenue, Best Month Since November 2025

⛏️ Bitcoin miners pulled in $1.215 billion across October, their richest month since November 2025, even as the network's hashprice slid 17.54% to $33.18 per petahash per second from $40.24 on

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November 2, 2026 at 12:51 AM
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Bitcoin Mining Revenue Hits 11-Month High Despite Brutal Hashprice Decline

While bitcoin prices have tumbled in the aftermath of the massive $6.3 billion Binance hack, miners closed October with their highest monthly revenue since November 2025. However, the leading cryp…
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Bitcoin Mining Revenue Hits 11-Month High Despite Brutal Hashprice Decline
While bitcoin prices have tumbled in the aftermath of the massive $6.3 billion Binance hack, miners closed October with their highest monthly revenue since November 2025. However, the leading crypto asset’s recent price deterioration has taken a considerable toll on mining profitability, with current hashprice figures sitting 17.54% below their levels just 30 days earlier. […]
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November 2, 2026 at 9:11 PM
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Bitcoin miners earned $1.215 billion in October, the highest monthly revenue since November 2025, despite a 17.54% hashprice decline and weaker profitability.
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November 1, 2026 at 10:44 PM
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Bitcoin miners earned $1.215 billion in October, the highest monthly revenue since November 2025, despite a 17.54% hashprice decline and weaker profitability.
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November 1, 2026 at 10:44 PM
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Bitcoin miners earned $1.215 billion in October, the highest monthly revenue since November 2025, despite a 17.54% hashprice decline and weaker profitability.
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November 1, 2026 at 10:43 PM
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⚡ Bitcoin Difficulty Drops 3.2% as Miners Curtail 4.8 GW Ahead of Winter: Hashprice at $42

2026-10-31, FP360 — Bitcoin's network difficulty fell 3.2% to 85.4 trillion at block height 912,384, the largest downward adjustment since June, after miners curtailed an estimated 4.8 gigawatts of ca...
Bitcoin Difficulty Drops 3.2% as Miners Curtail 4.8 GW Ahead of Winter: Hashprice at $42
2026-10-31, FP360 — Bitcoin's network difficulty fell 3.2% to 85.4 trillion at block height 912,384, the largest downward adjustment since June, after miners cu
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October 31, 2026 at 7:45 PM
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miners are swapping hashprice risk for customer concentration and debt. margins look good until AI cools.
October 29, 2026 at 1:40 AM
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What Is Hashprice in Bitcoin Mining? Explaining Miner Revenue

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What Is Hashprice in Bitcoin Mining? Explaining Miner Revenue
Hashprice measures the daily revenue generated by a unit of mining computing power. It combines Bitcoin's market price, network difficulty, block subsidies, and transaction fees into a single profitability metric.
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October 27, 2026 at 8:31 PM
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Bitcoin mining difficulty hits 148 trillion as revenues fall to three-month lows
At October 30’s hashprice, a 25 J/TH rig covers power costing about 5.45 cents/kWh after an assumed 2% pool fee. Read the full story on CryptoSlate Understand the crypto stories that matter and what to watch next. Get The Catalyst in your inbox
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October 30, 2026 at 1:03 PM
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Two years in Argentina, never switched off: hashprice never reached the Antminer S21 Pro's line | Firsthand
The S21 Pro was bought on 8 October 2024 and has run every day since at Argentina's 6¢. Hashprice bottomed at $27.74 in June 2026, $5.06 above its power line. Nigeria is about 20% ahead on the year, which is not yet enough to send it.
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October 27, 2026 at 9:47 PM
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Bitdeer SealMiner A3 Pro Hyd, 12.5 J/TH.

At late-October hashprice, a day's bitcoin covers a day's power up to about 12¢ a kWh.

On 3.9¢ power, that is a lot of room.
October 27, 2026 at 2:00 PM
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The price gets argued over every hour.

The bitcoin a machine earns is settled every ten minutes, whoever wins the argument.

The week's mining numbers, updated daily: firsthandbitcoin.com/data?utm_so...
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October 26, 2026 at 11:10 AM
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What power price does your Bitcoin miner need? Breakeven at hashprice $36.12 (Oct 24): S21 Pro 10.03¢/kWh, Bitaxe Gamma 9.47¢, Avalon Mini 3 7.05¢, S19j Pro 5.10¢. Cheapest state: Nevada 12.72¢ (EIA). Yours: wattcost-energy-costs.static.hf.space/bitcoin-mini...
Infographic titled 'The power price your miner needs' showing the breakeven electricity price per kWh for 10 home Bitcoin miners at a hashprice of $36.12 per PH/s a day on Oct 24, 2026, gross income before pool fees. Antminer S21 Pro 234T, 15.0 J/TH: 10.03 cents. NerdQaxe++, 15.5 J/TH: 9.70 cents. Bitaxe Gamma 601, 15.9 J/TH: 9.47 cents. Antminer S21 200T, 17.5 J/TH: 8.60 cents. Avalon Q, 18.6 J/TH: 8.09 cents. Avalon Mini 3, 21.3 J/TH: 7.05 cents. Avalon Nano 3S, 23.3 J/TH: 6.45 cents. Heatbit Maxi Pro, 25.0 J/TH: 6.02 cents. Antminer S19j Pro 104T, 29.5 J/TH: 5.10 cents. Heatbit Maxi, 38.5 J/TH: 3.91 cents. The cheapest state average home price, Nevada, is 12.72 cents and the U.S. average is 18.16 cents (EIA, August 2026), so no miner covers its power on an average home rate. Efficiency decides it: fewer joules per terahash means a higher breakeven price, and a 17 W Bitaxe breaks even near an S21 Pro's price. Breakeven equals daily mining income divided by daily kWh at maker-rated specs; BTC was $80,409. Free calculator at wattcost-energy-costs.static.hf.space.
October 25, 2026 at 1:19 PM
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What a kWh of heat costs at the U.S. avg 18.16¢ (EIA, Aug 2026): space heater 18.16¢, heat pump 5.19¢ at 47°F, 6.98¢ at 17°F. A 3-ton unit at 8 h/day: $89/mo in Nevada, $126 avg, $328 in Hawaii.

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Infographic titled 'What a heat pump really costs to run', at the U.S. average home electricity price of 18.16 cents per kWh (EIA, August 2026). Cost of 1 kWh of heat: space heater or baseboard, COP 1, 18.16 cents; Bitcoin heater Avalon Mini 3, net of mining income at the Oct 25, 2026 hashprice, 11.09 cents; 3-ton heat pump at 17°F, COP 2.60, 6.98 cents; 3-ton heat pump at 47°F, COP 3.50, 5.19 cents; mini-split at 47°F, COP 3.84, 4.73 cents. Same warmth for about a third of the price. A 3-ton central heat pump drawing 2.9 kW for 8 hours a day costs about $89 a month in Nevada, $126 at the U.S. average and $328 in Hawaii. Tip: don't turn it down at night; ENERGY STAR says heat pumps don't save energy on setbacks, and DOE warns a manual setback can bring on costlier backup resistance heat. Heat cost equals price per kWh divided by COP; backup heat strips not included. Sources: EIA Electric Power Monthly Table 5.6.A; Goodman GSZB4 spec sheet; Mitsubishi MSZ-GL12NA submittal; ENERGY STAR; U.S. DOE Energy Saver. Free calculator at wattcost-energy-costs.static.hf.space.
October 25, 2026 at 10:20 PM
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October 20, 2026 at 8:20 PM
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Crypto mining has shutdown optionality because power is half the bill. When hashprice drops below electricity, you turn off the rig and stop burning cash. Inference has no shutdown option. The accelerator loses its value on a three-year depreciation clock whether it is running or dark.
October 18, 2026 at 7:31 PM
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there is always so much more behind this "block clock"
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Bitcoin mining difficulty +5.92% at block 971,712 on 16 Oct, to 140.58 T. The largest jump since 27 Jun (+7.15%).
For 1 PH/s, PPS falls 5.59% to 0.00044719 BTC.
generated 6.0% more blocks/day & 20.4% less fees in 13.2 days >>
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Bitcoin mining difficulty jumps +5.92%: PPS per PH/s resets 5.59% lower Epoch Review: blocks 969,696–971,711; Bitcoin mining difficulty rose +5.92% at block 971,712 (16 Oct 2026, 12:37 UTC), from 132.72 T to 140.58 T: the largest increase since 27 Jun 2026 (+7.15%). The closed epoch ran one block every 9 min 27 s: 2,016 blocks in 13.22 days, 152.5 blocks a day against the 144 target. For 1 PH/s, PPS falls 5.59%, from 0.00047368 to 0.00044719 BTC per day (2,649 sats less for 1 PH/s), and stays at this level for 2,016 blocks, until the next reset at block 973,728 (around 30 Oct 2026 if blocks average 10 minutes). Fees stayed thin: 35.78 BTC over the epoch, 0.57% on top of the subsidy, down from 44.97 BTC (0.71%) in the prior epoch. If transaction fees stay at a similar level, FPPS would pay about 0.00044972 BTC per PH/s per day, with a variance of −51 / +55 sats (0.00044921–0.00045027 BTC). What changed at block 971,712 Bitcoin mining difficulty resets every 2,016 blocks, so that blocks arrive on average every 10 minutes. The epoch that ended at block 971,711 took 13.22 days instead of the 14-day target, so the protocol raised difficulty by the ratio of target time to actual time: +5.92%. BMM's node records the new difficulty as 140.58 T, up from 132.72 T. The previous adjustment, on 3 Oct 2026, was −0.03%. What it means for 1 PH/s PPS (Pay-Per-Share) pays only the expected share of the block subsidy (3.125 BTC per block), so between halvings it depends on difficulty and nothing else. A higher difficulty means each PH/s finds proportionally fewer blocks: PPS per PH/s falls by 5.59%, from 0.00047368 to 0.00044719 BTC a day (47,368 to 44,719 sats). That level holds for the whole new epoch. FPPS (Full Pay-Per-Share) adds the network's transaction fees on top of the subsidy. In the closed epoch fees averaged 0.57% on top of the subsidy (ranging 0.45%–0.69% over its full UTC days). At that level FPPS would pay about 0.00044972 BTC per PH/s per day Blocks 969,696 to 971,711 ran from 3 Oct 2026, 07:16 UTC to 16 Oct 2026, 12:29 UTC. Over its 12 full UTC days, block counts ranged from 139 (8 Oct) to 177 (5 Oct); the first and last days of the epoch were partial and are left out. Fees averaged 0.57% on top of the subsidy, lowest 0.45% (10 Oct) and highest 0.69% (8 Oct). The 152.5 blocks a day correspond to an average network hashrate of about 1,006 EH/s (BMM calculation from block times and difficulty). Compared with the prior epoch (ended 3 Oct) Blocks 967,680–969,695 took 14.00 days (143.9 blocks a day) and paid 44.97 BTC in fees (0.71% on top of the subsidy). The epoch closed on 16 Oct produced 6.0% more blocks per day and 20.4% less in fees for the same 2,016-block period.
October 16, 2026 at 9:21 PM
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Nearly two years in the UAE, the Antminer S21 XP Hyd still clears its power after a halving | Firsthand
Bought in November 2024 and racked in the UAE, the 12 J/TH S21 XP Hyd has paid its power bill the whole way. At 6¢ its line sits under the level hashprice would fall to after the 2028 halving, so the forward figures do not lean on a recovery to clear it.
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October 18, 2026 at 9:54 PM
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miners getting squeezed from both sides rn - hashprice down, debt service up. painful combo
October 16, 2026 at 2:35 PM
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Bitcoin mining difficulty +5.92% at block 971,712 on 16 Oct, to 140.58 T. The largest jump since 27 Jun (+7.15%).
For 1 PH/s, PPS falls 5.59% to 0.00044719 BTC.
generated 6.0% more blocks/day & 20.4% less fees in 13.2 days >>
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Bitcoin mining difficulty jumps +5.92%: PPS per PH/s resets 5.59% lower Epoch Review: blocks 969,696–971,711; Bitcoin mining difficulty rose +5.92% at block 971,712 (16 Oct 2026, 12:37 UTC), from 132.72 T to 140.58 T: the largest increase since 27 Jun 2026 (+7.15%). The closed epoch ran one block every 9 min 27 s: 2,016 blocks in 13.22 days, 152.5 blocks a day against the 144 target. For 1 PH/s, PPS falls 5.59%, from 0.00047368 to 0.00044719 BTC per day (2,649 sats less for 1 PH/s), and stays at this level for 2,016 blocks, until the next reset at block 973,728 (around 30 Oct 2026 if blocks average 10 minutes). Fees stayed thin: 35.78 BTC over the epoch, 0.57% on top of the subsidy, down from 44.97 BTC (0.71%) in the prior epoch. If transaction fees stay at a similar level, FPPS would pay about 0.00044972 BTC per PH/s per day, with a variance of −51 / +55 sats (0.00044921–0.00045027 BTC). What changed at block 971,712 Bitcoin mining difficulty resets every 2,016 blocks, so that blocks arrive on average every 10 minutes. The epoch that ended at block 971,711 took 13.22 days instead of the 14-day target, so the protocol raised difficulty by the ratio of target time to actual time: +5.92%. BMM's node records the new difficulty as 140.58 T, up from 132.72 T. The previous adjustment, on 3 Oct 2026, was −0.03%. What it means for 1 PH/s PPS (Pay-Per-Share) pays only the expected share of the block subsidy (3.125 BTC per block), so between halvings it depends on difficulty and nothing else. A higher difficulty means each PH/s finds proportionally fewer blocks: PPS per PH/s falls by 5.59%, from 0.00047368 to 0.00044719 BTC a day (47,368 to 44,719 sats). That level holds for the whole new epoch. FPPS (Full Pay-Per-Share) adds the network's transaction fees on top of the subsidy. In the closed epoch fees averaged 0.57% on top of the subsidy (ranging 0.45%–0.69% over its full UTC days). At that level FPPS would pay about 0.00044972 BTC per PH/s per day Blocks 969,696 to 971,711 ran from 3 Oct 2026, 07:16 UTC to 16 Oct 2026, 12:29 UTC. Over its 12 full UTC days, block counts ranged from 139 (8 Oct) to 177 (5 Oct); the first and last days of the epoch were partial and are left out. Fees averaged 0.57% on top of the subsidy, lowest 0.45% (10 Oct) and highest 0.69% (8 Oct). The 152.5 blocks a day correspond to an average network hashrate of about 1,006 EH/s (BMM calculation from block times and difficulty). Compared with the prior epoch (ended 3 Oct) Blocks 967,680–969,695 took 14.00 days (143.9 blocks a day) and paid 44.97 BTC in fees (0.71% on top of the subsidy). The epoch closed on 16 Oct produced 6.0% more blocks per day and 20.4% less in fees for the same 2,016-block period.
October 16, 2026 at 9:17 PM
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The market had a nervous week. The machines had an ordinary one.

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October 13, 2026 at 5:53 PM
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Hashprice, the bitcoin a petahash earns in a day, held flat from 5 to 11 October, within 0.2% of the week before.

Bitcoin's price opened that week near $86k, touched $82k and closed near $83k.

Paid in bitcoin, the machines never felt the swing.
October 13, 2026 at 5:53 PM
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Bought when nobody wanted one. Mined hardest before the halving. Never sold a bitcoin.

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Five joules kept the Avalon A1366 hashing while its sibling sat dark for two months | Firsthand
Canaan launched two Avalons on one day in October 2022, the 25 J/TH A1366 and the 30 J/TH A1346, and we bought both within three weeks of each other. When hashprice hit its low in 2024, five joules decided which one kept hashing.
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October 7, 2026 at 1:56 PM
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⛏️ Bitcoin miners closed out September on solid footing as network difficulty barely moved.

At block 969696, difficulty slipped just 0.03%, with hashprice holding above $40 per petahash and hashrate below 1,000 EH/s.
October 5, 2026 at 12:01 PM
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Bitcoin Miners Bank Strong September as Difficulty Barely Budges

According to data, Bitcoin’s blockchain logged an extremely modest difficulty adjustment at block height 969696, dropping by a mere 0.03%. Hashprice has held above $40 per petahash, while the network’s computationa…
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Bitcoin Miners Bank Strong September as Difficulty Barely Budges
According to data, Bitcoin’s blockchain logged an extremely modest difficulty adjustment at block height 969696, dropping by a mere 0.03%. Hashprice has held above $40 per petahash, while the network’s computational power has remained below 1,000 exahash per second (EH/s). Bitcoin Difficulty Barely Budges With 0.03% Reduction Bitcoin difficulty is an automatic setting that makes […]
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October 4, 2026 at 8:00 PM