August 2024 proved to be one of the toughest months for Bitcoin miners in recent history. According to QGame, the sector saw a sharp decline in earnings, with a $99.75 million reduction in revenue and a $4.14 million drop in on-chain fees. These numbers mark the lowest point for Bitcoin mining earnings since September 2023. This downturn highlights the persistent challenges faced by miners and raises important questions about the future of crypto mining as market conditions continue to fluctuate.
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Haha, first of all these hashtags are quite funny seems like OP is trying to start a hot trend, hehe but buddy it's not Twitter or any other social media. Anyway, there was a Bitcoin mining thread here a couple of days ago and it was about mining setup costs, according to the general comments it showed that in most of countries, it is very expensive to mine Bitcoins due to the energy costs.