Block times have drifted slightly longer, averaging 10 minutes and 8 seconds, and current projections suggest the difficulty could ease by 1.4%, though that outlook may shift over the next two days.
FAQ ️ Why did bitcoin miners struggle in December 2025?Revenue fell to $1.21 billion as hashprice dipped to multi-year lows and transaction fees remained minimal. What changed for bitcoin miners heading into 2026?Hashprice rebounded 11% from the Dec. 18 low while network hashrate and revenue indicators began to improve. How strong is the bitcoin network despite lower miner revenue? Hashrate held above 1 zettahash per second through late December, signaling sustained mining participation. What are miners relying on to improve profitability in early 2026?Miners remain largely dependent on BTC price gains, with onchain fees still contributing less than 1% of block rewards.Bitcoin Miners End 2025 in the Red, but Early 2026 Offers a Path Forward
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