Bitcoin miners are holding onto their BTC despite a slump in revenues, indicating resilience in the face of shrinking profit margins.
Daily revenues dropped to $34 million on June 22, the lowest level since April, due to decreased transaction fees and a stagnant Bitcoin price.
The network's hashrate declined by 3.5% since mid-June, the sharpest drop in almost a year, but miners remain unfazed.
Miners are holding firm, with reduced outflows from their wallets and minimal movement of coins, suggesting a willingness to weather the market downturn and maintain a long-term bullish outlook for Bitcoin.