In October, the landscape of bitcoin mining revenue brightened, climbing by $131.45 million over September's figures. Last month's surge in BTC prices significantly bolstered revenues, although there was a slight dip in the earnings from fees, which saw a $5.44 million decrease from the previous month. October emerged as the runner-up for the year in terms of monthly revenue generated from BTC block rewards.
Staying Alive - October Marks Near-Record 2023 Earnings for Bitcoin Mining
As of this report, a total of 43 distinct mining pools are channeling SHA256 hashpower toward the Bitcoin blockchain. Collectively, they contribute an impressive 463 exahash per second (EH/s).
In the past month, Foundry USA led the charge, discovering 28% of the block rewards, while Antpool was close behind, securing 27% of the subsidies in October. Not to be overshadowed, both F2pool and Viabtc each claimed about 11%, and Binance Pool rounded out the group by locating 7.23% of the month's total block finds.
Miners enjoyed $26.4 million in fees in September, but this number dipped to $20.96 million in October. A contributing factor to this fee reduction may be linked to a decrease in Ordinal inscriptions, though there has been a recent uptick in this activity.
In the crypto community, October has been affectionately termed “Uptober,' and fittingly, it delivered the second-highest monthly revenue for miners in the year 2023, only trailing behind May's impressive $919.22 million haul.
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