On September 16, the cryptocurrency market continued its volatile pattern, with Bitcoin (BTC) stabilizing around $115,000, while Ethereum (ETH) saw a decline of over 4%, indicating a clear outflow of funds in the short term. Meanwhile, the altcoin zone surged, with SAFFRONFI, SMILE, and MINT leading in gains, driving an increase in short-term trading enthusiasm. Gate will analyze today's market from three aspects: price performance, technical signals, and market sentiment.

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Bitcoin miners earned $1.21 billion in November, seeing their highest revenue since April thanks to a spike in the hashprice. The boost in earnings was due to a substantial climb in the estimated value of 1 petahash per second (PH/s) of hashpower. Additionally, miners received $38.73 million from transaction fees.