TREE NEWS reports: Bitcoin’s hashprice stands at $39.05 per PH/s per day with network hashrate around 1,014 EH/s, putting a 270 TH/s Antminer S21 XP at roughly $10.54 in daily gross revenue. mempool.space projects the next difficulty adjustment will rise 4.82% in 552 blocks, trimming that machine’s daily revenue to about $10.04. CoinShares put Q2 2026 listed-miner weighted average cash cost at about $75,500 per bitcoin.
Bitcoin Hashprice at $39.05/PH/s as Difficulty Set to Rise 4.82%
The squeeze here is structural, not cyclical: a projected difficulty increase mechanically cuts per-machine revenue, while the listed-miner cash cost cited sits well above what current hashprice economics imply for efficient hardware. That gap is the real story — it determines whether miners keep hashrate deployed or start curtailing, and it feeds directly into how much bitcoin newly listed producers must sell to cover operations. Whether the difficulty adjustment lands as projected, and whether that cash-cost figure holds, are the numbers that matter from here.
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