Analysis: Bitcoin miners have emerged from the stress zone, with computing power and income recovering synchronously, and the selling pressure has significantly eased According to BlockBeats, on October 8th, CryptoQuant's latest analysis showed that Bitcoin miners have overcome the previous pressure zone. The computing power of the entire network has rebounded from 899 EH/s on July 31 to the current 962 EH/s, with the drawdown rate narrowing from 18% on July 28 to 13%. The recovery of computing power is driven by the rise in Bitcoin prices. After hitting a bottom of $58000 in July, Bitcoin has rebounded by about 45% to over $83000. The daily total income of miners (block subsidies and fees) has increased from $27 million to $48 million during the same period, with a growth rate of 78%; The daily transaction fee (7-day average) has rebounded from 195000 US dollars to 275000 US dollars, although still far below the block subsidy, further supporting income recovery. The profitability of miners has switched ranges. Since Bitcoin reached $76000 on August 21st, miners have shifted from an "extremely underpaid" state from May to August to a "reasonably compensated" state. The selling pressure has eased synchronously, and there have been no extreme miners' outflows since August 21st. The latest outflow of miners during the Satoshi era (about 600 BTC in September) is only about one-third of that in January (about 2000 BTC). The total balance of large miners holding 100 to 1000 BTC has remained stable at around 51000 BTC since early September, after a 20% decline in 64000 BTC since December 2025. [Original link]