Bitcoin miners are shutting down machines due to declining hash revenue
Jinse Finance reported that Cointelegraph posted on X, stating that bitcoin miners are shutting down their mining machines because hash revenue has dropped to about $35/PH/day, while the total cost is around $44/PH/day.
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