Data: The MARA mining pool produced 820 BTC in November, setting a new high since January
The head Bitcoin mining company MARA's MARA Pool mined 820 BTC in November, setting a new high since January.
Network data shows that the MARA Pool mined 254 Bitcoin blocks in November (UTC time), obtaining 793.7 BTC from block subsidies and 26.7 BTC from transaction fees. This is the highest monthly output of the MARA pool since January, partly because MARA had less normal operating time earlier this year.
The average computing power of the Bitcoin network in November was 731 EH/s, while the block production of the MARA pool showed an actual computing power of 42.7 EH/s. This indicates that the company installed additional mining machines in November, as its report stated that its operational capacity at the end of October was 40.2 EH/s.
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