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Bitcoin Miner Revenue

What miners earn each day from new coins and fees.

By Axel Adler Jr. · Updated

Bitcoin Miner Revenue today

As of , miners earned $33.92M from new coins and fees in one UTC day. A week ago it was $39.66M.

Last 30 days
Revenue
$33.92MOne UTC day
New coins
437.50 BTCBlock subsidy
Fees
2.53 BTCPaid by users
Fee share
0.6%Of revenue in USD
30-day average
$38.67M
1-year high
$50.27MNov 11, 2025

Bitcoin Miner Revenue chart

Daily values (UTC) · BTC price: left axis, log scale · USD/day: right axis

Readings

Last eight weeks

DateValue
$33.92M
$39.66M
$42.42M
$42.53M
$41.97M
$41.78M
$37.55M
$39.36M
Guide

How this measure works

What it measures

Bitcoin miner revenue is what miners earn in a day: newly issued coins (the block subsidy) plus transaction fees, shown in US dollars. The cards split it into BTC from new coins and from fees.

Formula

Miner revenue = new coins from the block subsidy + transaction fees paid to miners in one UTC day, in US dollars

How to read it

Revenue rises with the Bitcoin price and with fee demand. The subsidy part halves at each halving. A rising fee share means users pay more to get into blocks. Over the last year the low was $22.73M on Jun 3, 2026 and the high was $50.27M on Nov 11, 2025.

Long ranges (5Y, 10Y and All) show a 7-day average to reduce daily noise. YTD and 1Y, the cards and the summary above use daily values. The tooltip shows both.

To keep everyday moves readable, the chart axis leaves out the most extreme 2% of readings in the selected range. Those days are marked with triangles at the chart edge, and the tooltip shows their value.

Limitations

Daily values are differences of cumulative totals and can change if earlier days are revised. Dollar values use the daily price; they are not profit after costs. Read it together with other charts.

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FAQ

Bitcoin Miner Revenue, explained

What is Bitcoin Miner Revenue?

Bitcoin miner revenue is what miners earn in a day: newly issued coins (the block subsidy) plus transaction fees, shown in US dollars. The cards split it into BTC from new coins and from fees.

What is the latest Bitcoin Miner Revenue reading?

On Nov 3, 2026, the daily reading is $33.92M. A week earlier it was $39.66M.

How is the Bitcoin Miner Revenue chart calculated?

Miner revenue = new coins from the block subsidy + transaction fees paid to miners in one UTC day, in US dollars. The BTC price on the chart is the daily close of the same day.

How often is the Bitcoin Miner Revenue chart updated?

Once a day, after the UTC day closes. The date of the latest value is shown at the top of the page.

What history does the Bitcoin Miner Revenue chart cover?

The chart covers Aug 16, 2010 to Nov 3, 2026. Gaps are not filled with estimates.

Is Bitcoin Miner Revenue a buy signal?

No. Compare the reading with holder profitability, flows and leverage. A single measure does not determine the next price move.

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