BIT Mining Says Dogecoin More Profitable Than Bitcoin After Halving

Cryptocurrency Mining Giants See Higher Returns from Alternative Coins as BTC Mining Competition Intensifies

  • BIT Mining reports mining Dogecoin and Litecoin is three times more profitable than Bitcoin mining post-halving.
  • The company has mined 227,908,250 Dogecoin and 84,485 Litecoin since 2021, valued at $100.2 million and $12.2 million respectively.
  • Merged mining enables simultaneous Dogecoin and Litecoin extraction, maximizing operational efficiency.
  • Bitcoin reached a new all-time high of $103,679, while Dogecoin trades at $0.44 and Litecoin at $143.
  • Market movements influenced by Elon Musk‘s social media activity and broader cryptocurrency adoption.

BIT Mining Limited (NYSE: BTCM) reports that its Dogecoin and Litecoin mining operations have proven substantially more lucrative than Bitcoin mining, generating nearly triple the profits amid Bitcoin’s recent halving event.

- Advertisement -

The Akron, Ohio-based company disclosed the performance metrics in a statement Wednesday.

Strategic Mining Diversification

The company’s strategic shift to include alternative cryptocurrencies has yielded significant returns. Through merged mining—a process allowing simultaneous extraction of compatible cryptocurrencies—BIT Mining has accumulated:

  • 227,908,250 Dogecoin (current value: $100.2 million)
  • 84,485 Litecoin (current value: $12.2 million)

Merged mining, which enables miners to secure multiple blockchain networks simultaneously without additional computational power, has become increasingly attractive following Bitcoin’s halving—an event that reduced mining rewards by 50%.

Market Performance

Current market data shows strong performance across the board:

  • Bitcoin established a new record at $103,679, settling at $101,368
  • Dogecoin trades at $0.44, showing an 8% increase in 24 hours
  • Litecoin reaches $143, marking a 16% gain

The price movements align with broader market momentum and social media influence, particularly from Tesla CEO Elon Musk, whose public statements have historically correlated with Dogecoin price fluctuations.

However, Musk has admitted to having no active involvement in cryptocurrency development.

- Advertisement -

The mining sector’s adaptation to post-halving economics demonstrates the industry’s ability to maintain profitability through diversification. BIT Mining’s results suggest a potential shift in mining economics, as operators seek sustainable revenue streams beyond traditional Bitcoin mining.

✅ Follow BITNEWSBOT on Facebook, LinkedIn, X.com, and Google News for instant updates.

Previous Articles:

Stay in the Loop

Get exclusive crypto insights, breaking news, and market analysis delivered straight to your inbox. No fluff, just facts.

- Advertisement -

    1 Email per day. Unsubscribe at any time.

    - Advertisement -

    Latest News

    Shiba Inu Burn Rate Soars 3,464%, Ignites Major Price Rally

    Shiba Inu's burn rate rose by over 3,460% in 24 hours, leading to 9.8...

    VivoPower to Buy $100M in Ripple Shares, Expands XRP Treasury

    VivoPower International plans to buy $100 million in privately held Ripple Labs shares, boosting...

    XRP $10,000 Price Target Gains Traction Among Institutional Analysts

    Institutional analysts have started discussing a potential $10,000 price target for XRP. The target is...

    CoinDesk Asia’s Shaurya: Deep Crypto Portfolio, DeFi Expertise

    Shaurya serves as Co-Leader of the CoinDesk tokens and data team in Asia.His work...

    Ether Shorts Liquidated as Price Surges Past $4K, Eyes Short Squeeze

    Ether’s price surpassed $4,000, causing the largest short position liquidation in the crypto market...

    Must Read

    Are Cryptocurrency Securities?

    TL;DR - Cryptocurrencies are not typically considered securities, as they are decentralized digital assets that operate independently of any central authority or government. However,...