Data: Bitcoin Hashprice rose 20.41% on the 4th, and miner revenue rose to $38.29/PH/s

Comparing news, Bitcoin Hashprice has risen 20.41% over the past 4 days, from $31.8/PH/s to $38.29/PH/s per day. Hashprice is used to measure mining revenue corresponding to specific computing power, and this increase boosts miner revenue. Up to now, the Bitcoin network has 133 large, medium and small mining pools and individual mining businesses contributing computing power. Mining pool Foundry USA led with 214.73 EH/s, Antpool and F2Pool had 156.17 EH/s, 110.62 EH/s, and ViaBtc 91.02 EH/s, respectively.

The total computing power of the Bitcoin network has risen to around 922 EH/s, which is close to 1 Zh/s. August miners currently receive US$6826.9 million from block subsidies and transaction fees, of which transaction fee revenue is US$5.14 million, down from US$875 million in July. The average interval between blocks on the Bitcoin network is 10 minutes 5 seconds, and current data shows that the daily difficulty adjustment is expected to drop by about 1%. The Bitmain Antminer S23 Hydro 3U is expected to make a daily profit of $17.86 based on an electricity bill of $0.1 per kilowatt-hour.