Decline in Bitcoin Mining Economics Reported by JPMorgan for February
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Decline in Bitcoin Mining Economics Reported by JPMorgan for February

Analysis indicates a significant decrease in the market cap of publicly-listed U.S. bitcoin miners last month.

Overview

The total market cap of the 14 publicly-listed U.S. miners tracked by JPMorgan experienced a notable 22% drop in February due to a decline in Bitcoin (BTC) prices and mounting pressures on mining economics.

Key Findings:

  • Market Cap Decline: The aggregate market cap diminished significantly last month, with specific concerns surrounding those miners exposed to high-performance computing (HPC).
  • Mining Revenue: The report indicated a drop in daily mining revenues and profits throughout February.

Detailed Insights:

  • Miners connected to HPC faced additional challenges following the DeepSeek AI announcement.
  • An estimation showed daily block reward gross profits plummeted 9% month over month resulting in an average of $29,500 per EH/s.
  • The network hashrate saw a 3% increase, reaching 810 EH/s while mining difficulty surged 2% since January.

Conclusion: Economic pressures in the mining landscape have become increasingly evident, as reflected by the significant changes reported by JPMorgan.

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