Data: Bitcoin miners' income reached $1.33 billion in December, hitting a new high since May this year
Data from TheBlock shows that Bitcoin miners' income reached $1.33 billion in December, a new high since May this year, surpassing the $1.21 billion miner's income in November.
In addition, of the total mining revenue in November, $38.73 million came from on-chain fees while for December it was $37.69 million; however, with about two days left until the end of December, there is still a possibility that this figure could exceed that of November.
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