Miners Took In $1.215B in October as Hashprice Fell 17.54%
October paid bitcoin miners $1.215 billion, the most since November 2025, while hashprice fell 17.54% over the same 31 days.
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October paid bitcoin miners $1.215 billion, the most since November 2025, while hashprice fell 17.54% over the same 31 days.
Binance says the $5.81 billion tracker count leaves out transfers to its own new hot wallet. Its own figure for the first 9.5 hours is $3.64 billion.
Only $656 separated Sunday's high and low, against a 2.28% median for October. Two accounts put the month's loss at 7.67% and 7.32%.
Whale Alert logged two 500 million XRP releases early on Sunday. Three accounts disagree on how much of a monthly tranche usually goes back into escrow.

Friday's withdrawal narrowly beat 22 October's and turned a positive week negative. Two flow trackers disagree on when the last bigger day was.

Deribit's monthly contracts settled at 08:00 UTC with max pain at $78,000. Four readings of the book's size do not reconcile, and bitcoin fell past the level anyway.

The Federal Open Market Committee held its target range at 3.75% to 4.00% on a 10-2 vote. Bitcoin went above $81,000, then back under $80,000.

Galaxy Digital reported $323 million of net income for the third quarter, reversing an $85 million loss. The board cleared another $200 million of buybacks.

Willy Woo ran 10,000 simulated Bitcoin price paths on 26 October. The median path tops at $413,000 in December 2028 and $1.03 million in February 2033. Woo's own note on the chart says it is a simulation, not a prediction.

Deribit's monthly contracts settle on Friday morning. Five readings taken since Monday size the expiry differently, and none of them reconcile.

Five accounts published on Monday put bitcoin in five different places below $80,000. The Fed decides Wednesday; PCE and third-quarter GDP land Thursday.

Galaxy Research's October snapshot leaves about 55% of bitcoin matched to no known holder. Unattributed is not the same thing as unowned.