CryptoQuant’s 2022 Dashboard Mapped Bitcoin (BTC) Miners’ Revenue, Costs and Flows

CryptoQuant’s mining dashboard, described in 2022, brought Bitcoin (BTC) miners’ revenue, costs and coin movements into one view. Its measures covered both mining economics and transfers that can indicate selling pressure. Miners receive newly issued BTC as a block subsidy for producing a block. They also collect transaction fees from users whose transactions are included in blocks. Network activity can push fees higher. Electricity expenses and mining difficulty also affect the resources needed to mine Bitcoin. Bitcoin’s protocol adjusts mining difficulty after every 2,016 blocks, or roughly every two weeks.

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