Bitcoin mining profitability rose 2% in July amid a BTC price rally, Jeffries says

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In a survey report on Friday, investment bank Jeffries said profitability increased by 2% in July as the price of network hashrates rose 7% and network hashrates rose 5% while the price of the world’s biggest cryptocurrency rose 7%.

“We believe that the BTC price momentum, the most favorable for the Galaxy (Glxy) digital asset business, will be to fight the rise in network hashrates,” writes analyst Jonathan Petersen.

Hashrate refers to the total computing power used to mine and process transactions on the Proof of Work Blockchain, a proxy for competition and mining difficulties in the industry. Measured in echhash per second (eh/s).

The US listed mining company mined 3,622 bitcoins in July. This is 3,379 coins the previous, compared to 25% in June, with these companies making up 26% of the total network.

Aylen (Aylen) mined the most Bitcoin with 728 tokens, followed by Mala Holdings (Mala) at 703 BTC, the bank said.

Jeffries remained the largest sector in Mara’s energetic hashrate at 58.9 EH/s at the end of July, with CleanSpark (CLSK) second at 50 EH/s.

Revenue per 2 seconds also increased. “The fictional EH/S fleet of BTC miners would have produced 57K/$57K per day in July.

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