Bitcoin mining revenue increased by $131.45 million in October from September
In October, Bitcoin mining revenue increased by $131.45 million compared to September. The soaring price of BTC last month greatly boosted mining revenue, while fee revenue decreased by $5.44 million compared to the previous month. In addition, in terms of monthly income generated by BTC block rewards, October ranked second in the year.
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