Market & hashprice
Mining news and original analysis with dated primary sources.
Bitcoin hashprice falls to $31.89: the electricity budget gets tighter
Luxor’s November 9 snapshot puts gross revenue at $31.89 per PH/s a day. A possible difficulty cut remains a forecast; the electricity bill is already real.
Zcash developers propose 20-second blocks without increasing daily coin issuance
The November 8 proposal follows NU7’s 25-second target. Faster confirmations would come with smaller per-block rewards and shielded-action limits; no activation date is set.
Dash warns against Eclipse after users report losses in attempted swaps
The original November 7 post says users had not received full compensation. It does not publish a loss total or technical cause.
TeraWulf’s Bitcoin cost rises from $52,774 to $103,564 when miner depreciation is included
The November 6 filing separates direct operating costs, equipment depreciation and power costs net of curtailment payments.
Bitcoin difficulty reaches 374 days without a new high
On November 7, block history still places the record at 155.97T on October 29, 2025. The current 148.36T is about 4.88% lower, following October’s increases.
BitFuFu mined 137 BTC in October as Bitcoin difficulty rose
BitFuFu reported an 18% drop in monthly production even as managed hashrate edged up. Its own mining accounted for the decline.
Core Scientific’s mining covered electricity but lost $7.49 million at the gross level
The November 5 filing puts third-quarter self-mining revenue at $12.26 million and power fees at $10.48 million. Equipment depreciation and other costs explain why the electricity margin was not enough.
One Bitcoin ASIC price index holds at $10.35 per TH/s as hashprice falls
Endless Mining’s weekly recap shows flat asking prices on its own marketplace and a 3% fall in hashprice. The November 6 snapshot still shows $10.35 per TH/s. These are offers, not completed sales.
Riot reports $39,265 per bitcoin before miner depreciation — $78,805 with it
The new third-quarter report shows why a low mining-cost headline needs its accounting boundary. Power-curtailment credits helped, while equipment depreciation remained substantial.
Binance traces its wallet attack to a fake interview: what miners should check about payout custody
The November 3 preliminary report explains why pausing exchange withdrawals did not revoke malicious on-chain permissions. Replenished backing, recovered assets and usable mining proceeds are different measures.
Bitcoin hashprice lost 17.27% across October: November starts near $33 per PH/day
Primary hourly index points show a weaker revenue base entering November. A 200 TH/s, 3 kW example explains why the same miner can clear its power bill at one tariff and fall short at another.
Binance announces phased withdrawals: miners need to check the coin and network
The November 1 update sets a 06:00–09:00 UTC window for phase one across 15 networks. It is a staged rollout, with availability checked for each asset/network pair and possible processing delays.