Bitcoin miners are feeling the pressure as revenue metrics hit lows not seen since April. Cointelegraph reports the hash price, a key indicator of miner profitability, has dropped to $43.1. This decline coincides with Bitcoin's price correction, falling 20% from its October peak. While Bitcoin hovers around $104,000, the lower hash price coupled with sustained low transaction fees significantly impacts miner profitability. Increased mining difficulty and rising energy costs further compound these challenges. Miners are now facing thinner margins, forcing some to optimize operations or even consider selling holdings to cover expenses. This metric serves as a crucial indicator of the overall health and sustainability of the Bitcoin mining ecosystem. ```