Bitcoin mining has been going through some of the worst months.
The blockchain analysis group Diar, has published a report on BTC hash rate. It's pointing out that despite the information in latest months, that cryptocurrency mining institutions have been shutting down and miner margins are shifting back into growth.
In February, Bitcoin mining revenue fell to the lowest point in the last 19 months, since August 2017.
The revenues plummeted to just 119 million USD worth of Bitcoin 10% less than in the previous months.
The gross margins, the difference between the revenue and cost of goods have minimize from 94% at the beginning of 2018 down to 32% a year later.
Nevertheless, they have increased to 39% in February 2019.
This month did see a small uptake for the first time since Bitcoin price boom.
That concludes, that this gross margins miners are now having a little more breathing room and it's likely that mining Anteaters will increase capital spending on the latest mining equipment in order to stay ahead.