Bitcoin Mining Revenue Surges As Profitability Weakens

Bitcoin miners generated $1.215 billion in October, their best monthly result since November 2025. This apparent record masks a less favorable reality: each unit of computing power now yields much less, which increases the gaps between operators. The revenues of mining companies reached $1.215 billion in October, compared to about $1.20 billion in December 2025. However, they remain below the $1.26 billion recorded last November. These amounts include bitcoins created with each block and fees paid by network users. Reported over the 31 days of the month, the average revenue reaches about $39.2 million per day. This total represents all sums distributed by the protocol, and not the profits actually retained by companies after paying for electricity, machines, cooling, and their debts.

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