Bitcoin Miner Revenue shows the total amount paid to miners over the day, measured in satoshis. It combines block subsidy and transaction fees, so it is the native-unit top-line measure of miner compensation before any conversion into USD.
A higher reading means miners received more Bitcoin-denominated payout. Between halvings, short-term changes usually come from fee conditions, while halving events reset the base level lower. It is most useful with Block Subsidy, Transaction Fees per Block, and Miner Revenue in USD.
The key distinction is unit choice. This series isolates protocol-level payout in native terms and excludes BTC price effects, which makes it cleaner for issuance and fee-mix analysis than for judging miner stress in fiat terms.
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