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⛏️ BTC IS UP, BUT BITCOIN MINERS ARE STILL GETTING SQUEEZED 💀

Bitcoin production in July continued to fall for the second consecutive month across CleanSpark, BitFuFu, and Canaan, even as BTC rebounded during the month.

→ CleanSpark: 586 BTC, down ~5%
→ BitFuFu: 112 BTC, down ~10%
→ Canaan: 46 BTC, down ~28%

CleanSpark said its average operational hashrate dropped by about 9%, while it still held 13,931 BTC at month-end.

BitFuFu did better with direct mining at 72 BTC, but cloud-mining output fell, pulling total production down.

Canaan ended the month with 1,917 BTC + 3,952 ETH.

The noteworthy point I see is that BTC price gains don’t automatically mean miners are naturally healthier. When hashrate, difficulty, and operating costs create pressure, even if USD-denominated revenue rises, BTC output can still fall.

BTC: “I'm pumping.”
Miners: “Cool. Where are my BTC?” 💀

Brothers, do you think public miners will keep accumulating BTC, or will cost pressure force them to sell more?

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🚨 Your Mac might be mining Monero for a hacker. 💀

A hacker exploits a vulnerability in macOS Screen Sharing to take control of Macs exposed to the Internet, then installs a Monero miner.

What is a Monero miner?
👉 Software turns the victim’s CPU/GPU into a mining rig for $XMR .
👉 The machine must run continuous calculations → high CPU usage, overheating, loud fan noise, and reduced performance.
👉 The XMR earned flows to the hacker’s wallet, not the machine owner’s.
In simple terms:

Hacker: “Can I borrow your Mac?”
Mac: “For what?”
Hacker: “Mining Monero.” 💀

The vulnerability was patched by Apple in the update on August 6, but un-updated machines are still at risk. NCSC Netherlands said there have already been real-world attacks, and many targeted machines are Macs rented from hosting providers.

You bought a Mac.
The hacker bought Monero with your electricity. 💀

If you’re not using Screen Sharing, turn it off. If you are using it, update macOS immediately and check whether the service is directly exposed to the Internet. Apple also recommends keeping macOS on the latest version to maintain security.

Guys using Macs— is Screen Sharing turned on? 👀
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🚨 BITCOIN MINERS ARE STARTING TO FEEL THE HEAT

Nearly 1 in 4 mainstream Bitcoin mining machines is now operating at a loss after electricity and operating costs. Around 22.7% are already below break-even, with the best break-even level near $46,787 while BTC is around $65K.

And the pressure isn’t coming from one side. ⚠️ Mining fees are hovering near 2019 lows, hashrate is weakening, difficulty sits roughly 19.9% below its peak, while public miners are facing losses and AI data centers are competing for the same power.

If mining economics keep tightening, the next question is simple:

How much selling pressure can miners absorb before they start shutting machines down? ⛏️📉

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🦈 $BTC JUST TOOK A 23K COIN SUPPLY HIT FROM THE BIGGEST US MINER! 💥

📊 Marathon's balance sheet just got leaner — 53,822 BTC down to 35,577 in one swing. That's $1.63 billion of Bitcoin hitting the bid, and the proceeds aren't going to diamonds. They're funding a full pivot into AI and energy infrastructure. 🦈

💡 This isn't a distressed fire-sale; it's a strategic repositioning. But 23K coins is still 23K coins of sell-side pressure that the market has to chew through. Whether buyers absorb this quietly or price dips first, the order flow just got heavier. 📉

💬 Is this whale-sized supply dump a speed bump, or the first sign of miners rotating away from BTC? 👇

⚠️ Not financial advice. Always manage your risk. 🛡️

🏷️ #BTC #Bitcoin #Miners #Crypto

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⛏️🔥 WELCOME TO BYRON BTC MINER ₿
Are you interested in what’s behind Bitcoin mining? 👀
Here we’ll talk about $BTC, mining, ASICs, profitability, technology, and market analysis.
⚡ It’s not just about turning on a miner. You need to understand hashrate, difficulty, electricity consumption, efficiency, and the price of BTC.
📊 I’m going to share what I’m learning along this journey, with data, experiences, and analysis.
🚀 MINING • BITCOIN • TRADING • TECHNOLOGY
👇 Question for the community:
Do you think it’s still worth mining Bitcoin in 2026?
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Miners hold the key to Bitcoin's fate.

As Bitcoin miners stay strong, BTC’s next major move depends entirely on…
Bitcoin miners remain strong despite market uncertainty, while institutions send mixed signals. This divergence deepens the mystery around Bitcoin's cycle bottom. Traders should watch for miner capitulation or institutional investment.

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People think Bitcoin mining is easy money. The reality in 2026 is completely different — and you need to know the truth before spending a single dollar.
Bitcoin's network hashrate reached 1.1 ZH/s at its peak in October 2025 — the highest ever recorded. Mining difficulty climbed to 144.4 trillion in February 2026, the largest single adjustment jump since China banned mining in 2021. (CoinLaw)
The April 2024 halving cut block rewards to 3.125 Bitcoin per block — slashing miner income overnight and turning mining into a sophisticated industrial operation rather than a home hobby. (Crowdfund Insider)
Bitcoin mining is still profitable in 2026 — but only if your electricity cost is under $0.10 per kWh and you are running the latest efficient hardware. Home miners on regular residential power are mostly running at a loss. (Simple Mining)
The big winners are industrial giants. CleanSpark posted $766 million in revenue and $364 million in net income in FY 2025 — a 102% revenue jump. Bitdeer reached 71 EH/s of self-mining capacity in January 2026, the largest among publicly traded miners. (CoinLaw)
Bitcoin network hashrate is now approximately 850 to 950 EH/s. A single competitive ASIC unit costs between $3,000 and $8,000 — and you need dedicated power infrastructure on top of that. (DEXTools)
Mining used to be for everyone. Now it is a billion-dollar industrial game.
For most people, simply holding Bitcoin beats mining it in 2026.
Did you ever try crypto mining, or are you a holder?
#CryptoMining #Bitcoin #Crypto #blockchain #miners

Bitcoin miners are ditching BTC for AI hardware, and this isn't just a temporary pivot. The fee collapse is a death knell for their old model 🔴. Are they signaling a permanent shift away from holding, or just a tactical retreat to survive the bear? Tell me your target for miner selling pressure 👇

#btc #miners #ai

I think most people are watching Bitcoin’s price…..

But missing what’s happening underneath.

Miners are getting squeezed.

And the pressure is building.

Right now, around 20% of miners are operating unprofitably

That alone caught my attention.

But this part hit harder:

Public miners sold 2,000+ $BTC in Q1 alone

Thats already more than they sold in all of 2025

Think about that for a second.

$BTC has traded below mining cost for almost 5 straight months.

That means some #miners aren’t holding anymore

They are selling because they have to

Electricity doesn’t wait

Hardware costs dont wait

Bills don’t care about conviction

This is what makes mining cycles so interesting

When miners get squeezed weak players usually break first

Strong players survive

And historically…..

these stress periods often come before major shifts in the market.

The big question is:

Is this miner capitulation near the end…...

Or is more pain still coming???

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What do you think bearish warning sign or bullish setup????
#BTC #bitcoin #Mining

Bitcoin Miners Dump BTC for AI Gear Amid Fees Plummeting to 2019 Levels

Bitcoin miners are facing a downturn, hitting income levels not seen since past bear markets. Daily profits are under $25 million, a stark contrast to the current BTC price of $63,000. This decline is driven by the halving, which reduces block subsidies, and nearly vanishing transaction fees, forcing miners to liquidate reserves to fund a massive shift towards AI computing. 📉

Transaction fees, a vital revenue source for miners aside from block rewards, have dropped to $114 million a year, the lowest since 2019 when BTC was trading at $3,400. With fees now making up less than 1% of the total block reward post-halving, miners are in a panic. Public mining companies have already signed contracts worth over $70 billion in AI and high-performance computing, and even major holders like MARA are considering selling off their entire BTC treasury to finance this transition.

While hash rate has retreated from its peak, it remains high, and network difficulty adjustments are already improving margins for the remaining operators. Historically, such low fees and revenues have coincided with bear market bottoms. However, as miners now move into the thriving AI sector instead of capitulating, the bottom of this cycle may look quite different, potentially signaling a broken bottom pattern. 👀

📊 Expect increased selling pressure on BTC as miners liquidate reserves to fund AI projects. Altcoins with AI exposure may experience speculative pumps, while overall market sentiment could turn cautious due to this structural shift in miners' economics.

Will AI infrastructure become the new dominant revenue source for miners, or is this a temporary pivot before they return to BTC? 👇

#bitcoin #miners #ai #fees #revenue

Miner Capitulation Index reached a new peak above 65 🔴 (capitulation level) in 2026

Historically, when miners have low returns (Puell Multiple > 1.00) and mining costs exceed price #BTC this signaled periods of capitulation and formation of bottom.

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Miner Capitulation Index #bitcoin reaches 95 🔺

Highest level in 11 years ⚠️

#miners #BTC #CYCLE $BTC

BTC miners are offloading their gear for AI, and this ain't just a temporary reversal. The collapse in fees is a death knell for their old model 🔴. Are they signaling a full-on exit from holding or just a tactical maneuver to survive the bear? What price are you expecting from miners to kick off the sell-off? 👇

#btc #miners #ai

Bitcoin Miners Dump BTC for AI Hardware as Fees Plummet to 2019 Levels

Bitcoin miner revenue is in the gutter, hitting levels not seen since the depths of past bear markets. Daily earnings are below $25 million, a stark contrast to the current $63,000 BTC price. This squeeze is driven by the halving cutting block subsidies and transaction fees practically vanishing, forcing miners to liquidate reserves to fund a massive pivot to AI computing. 📉

Transaction fees, the lifeblood for miners beyond block rewards, have fallen to an annual $114 million, the lowest since 2019 when BTC was trading at $3,400. With fees now contributing less than 1% of total block rewards post-halving, miners are scrambling. Public mining firms have already inked over $70 billion in AI and high-performance computing contracts, with even major holders like MARA considering selling their entire BTC treasury to fund this transition.

While the hashrate has pulled back from its peak, it remains robust, and network difficulty adjustments are already improving margins for remaining operators. Historically, these fee and revenue lows have coincided with bear market bottoms. However, with miners now exiting into the booming AI sector instead of capitulating, this cycle's floor might look very different, potentially signaling a broken bottoming pattern. 👀

📊 Expect increased selling pressure on BTC as miners liquidate reserves to fund AI ventures. Altcoins with AI exposure could see speculative pumps, while overall market sentiment may turn cautious due to this structural shift in miner economics.

Will AI infrastructure become the new dominant revenue stream for miners, or is this a temporary pivot before they return to BTC? 👇

#bitcoin #miners #ai #fees #revenue

$78K to mine. $63K to buy. Math isn't mathing. Public miners just dumped 32K BTC in Q1 - more than ALL of 2025 combined. They're bleeding $15K per coin produced. Sell ratio hit 79% vs the normal 30-50% range. That's not profit-taking. That's survival mode.
20% of global hashrate is now unprofitable. Here's what happens next (every cycle): Miners keep selling to pay power bills → price stays suppressed. Weak rigs go offline → hashrate drops 10-15%. Difficulty adjusts down → survivors' cost drops to ~$65K.
Forced selling stops → OTC buyers scoop up cheap coins. Local bottom forms. We've seen this movie 3 times before. The question isn't if - it's when that difficulty adjustment hits. Smart money is loading below $65K OTC while retail panics. The miners are handing you their discounted bags. Are you catching or watching?

#bitcoin #miners #crypto #binance

Miners buy the dip aggressively.

Bitcoin Miners Flash Rare Signal After Price Crashed Below $60,000
Bitcoin miners have shifted to net accumulation after six weeks of selling, a move that signals a potential market turn. This on-chain shift echoes the last major turn, indicating a possible trend reversal. Traders should watch for a sustained price increase to confirm the reversal.

#Bitcoin #Crypto #Miners #OnChainAnalysis #MarketTrend

Hawkins County, in Tennessee, unanimously (12 votes to 0) approved a resolution prohibiting the installation, construction, expansion, and operation of cryptocurrency mining facilities and data centers in its unincorporated areas.
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This decision is part of a local resistance movement driven by complaints of ongoing high noise levels and energy consumption. The regulatory landscape in the state of Tennessee and in the United States has become increasingly complex for the digital asset sector due to the following factors:

Context and Developments of the Local Ban
Litigation with Companies:
Noise Agreements:
Ripple Effect: Other cities and neighboring counties in Tennessee as well.

State-Level Restrictions

At the state level, the crackdown on cryptocurrencies in Tennessee goes beyond mining:
Ban on Cryptocurrency ATMs: A pioneering state law took effect on July 1, 2026, prohibiting the operation of cryptocurrency ATMs across the entire state of Tennessee.

Fighting Fraud: The state government justified the ban on ATMs to protect vulnerable citizens

$RIOT PLATFORMS MOVES 500 $BTC – SELLING PRESSURE INTENSIFIES ⚡

Another 500 BTC just hit custody wallets from Riot Platforms – that’s a clear signal miners are distributing into current prices. The move through NYDIG suggests institutional inventory management, not panic selling, but the pattern is worth watching.

Riot has been steadily offloading over the past month and this latest transfer brings their total recent moves above 2,000 BTC. When mining firms lighten holdings like this, it often precedes a short-term pullback or at least caps upside momentum.

Are you trimming your $BTC position or waiting to see if this supply gets absorbed?

Not financial advice. Always manage your risk.

#BTC #Miners #SellingPressure #Crypto

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Old bitcoin awakes with $203M transfer

Satoshi-era Bitcoin miner transfers $203M in BTC to OTC desks
This massive transfer indicates a significant shift in the miner's strategy, potentially signaling a desire to liquidate or diversify their holdings. The retained 6,000 BTC suggests the miner remains bullish on bitcoin's long-term prospects. Traders should watch for potential market impacts.

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