Bitcoin miners are selling again as fee revenue stays below 1%. The Miners’ Position Index reached +0.049 on August 27, its first sustained move above zero since February. Just 30 days earlier it stood at -0.64. At the same time, transaction fees account for only 0.735% of miner revenue and have remained below 1% for 377 consecutive days. Even Bitcoin’s 25% rise over the past two weeks barely changed that picture: fee revenue moved from 0.72% to 0.74%. For mining businesses, this is also a treasury problem. Operating costs still need to be funded when selling newly mined $BTC is unattractive. One alternative is borrowing against existing crypto instead of selling it. WhiteBIT Crypto Borrow has no fixed loan term, while its maintenance-margin requirement ranges from 50% at 1x leverage to 3% at 10x. Borrowed assets can be used for trading, transfers or withdrawals. That does not remove risk. It shifts it from an immediate $BTC sale toward collateral management and liquidation risk. #BTC Price Analysis# #mining #Ad #Bitcoin Price Prediction: What is Bitcoins next move?#