Bitcoin miners have experienced a boost in hashprice, with a 10.33% increase in the past 30 days and a significant portion of that increase occurring in the last four days. This rise in hashprice can be attributed to a higher BTC price and a reduction in difficulty. However, the hashrate remains relatively stable, only slightly higher than the low point recorded earlier this month. Block intervals have also been slower than the average, which could lead to a drop in difficulty during the next adjustment. Despite the boost, mining revenues for September are lower than those in August, requiring miners to earn an additional $89.57 million by the end of the month. The fluctuations in profitability pose ongoing challenges for miners going into the next month.



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