Data suggests the hype around the new Bitcoin Runes has severely dropped, something that’s not a good sign for miner revenues.

On-chain data shows the Bitcoin miner revenue percentage from the fees has exploded recently. Here’s what’s behind this sharp growth.

On-chain data shows the Bitcoin difficulty has seen a drop in the latest network adjustment, suggesting the miners have stopped their expansion.

On-chain data shows the Bitcoin miners have just witnessed their second highest revenue day in the entire history of the cryptocurrency.

Data shows that Bitcoin Inscriptions have observed a resurgence recently, leading to a boost in the transaction fee of the miners.

Data shows the Bitcoin miner “hashprice” has fallen towards all-time lows, a sign that these chain validators could be coming under pressure.

On-chain data shows that Bitcoin miners have deposited around 315% of their daily revenue to exchanges recently, a new all-time high.

Bitcoin miners have been raking in historically high amounts of transaction fees recently, but on-chain data shows this cohort still isn’t selling.

Data shows the Bitcoin mining hashrate has observed a fall during the month of May as miner revenues continue to stay low.