Bitcoin Hashprice Hits Record Low as Miners Face Shrinking Margins

The hashprice for Bitcoin mining — the expected daily revenue per unit of computing power — has fallen to its lowest level in years, putting serious pressure on miner profitability.
A combination of falling bitcoin prices, weak transaction fee income and a persistent high hashrate is squeezing margins across the industry. With bitcoin’s network difficulty and hashrate remaining near record highs, mining companies are facing a dual challenge: shrinking revenue and rising operational costs. Many operators are now pivoting their business models, exploring alternatives such as AI compute or consolidation to survive. The current slump signals a potentially difficult phase ahead for the mining sector.
Clever Robot News Desk 21th November 2025



