Bitcoin Miners' Revenues Fall Below Production Costs, 20% in Losses

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According to ChainCatcher, Bitcoin miners are facing sustained pressure as revenue continues to decline. The 7-day average daily revenue now stands at approximately $30 million, down significantly from over $50 million last summer. Bitcoin currently trades near $62,500, well below JPMorgan's estimated production cost of approximately $78,000. This price remains below production cost for five consecutive months, the longest such period in the current cycle. An estimated 20% of miners are now operating at a loss, with mining difficulty dropping 10% in the second week of June as high-cost operators scale back operations.
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