đ§ BITCOIN MINER REVENUE IN JUNE 2025 â VOLATILE BUT STABLE
June 2025 saw notable fluctuations in Bitcoin minersâ daily revenue, ranging from $34.17 million to $58.40 million, with an average of approximately $45.98 million per day. Data sourced from YCharts, originally based on Blockchain.com, reflects a dynamic market without any major collapses.
The highest daily revenue was recorded on June 10 at $58.40 million, likely driven by high network activity and increased transaction fees. In contrast, the lowest was on June 22 at $34.17 million, coinciding with a drop in fees and a price pullback. Despite some days dipping below $35 million (such as June 22 and 23), multiple other days surpassed the $50 million mark â notably June 8, 10, 12, and 26.
As of 5:25 AM (UTC+7) on June 30, the most recent data point is June 28, reporting $49.72 million. The figures for June 29 and 30 are yet to be updated, but no major declines appear imminent.
Insights from X (formerly Twitter) accounts like @BTCTN and @BitcoinMagPro help reinforce the broader narrative: even as miner revenue dipped late in the month, there was no rush to sell. Miner outflows hovered around 6,000 BTC/day â significantly below the February peak of 23,000 BTC/day. Notably, mid-sized miners (holding 100â1,000 BTC) accumulated more than 4,000 BTC since March, pushing their reserves to the highest level since November 2024.
In summary, while Juneâs revenue wasnât exceptionally high, Bitcoin miners remained steady. Their commitment to long-term vision appears undeterred by short-term volatility. Once again, they have proven to be among the most resilient market participants, weathering fluctuations in fees and Bitcoinâs price without panic.
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