TechFlame reports that investment bank Jefferies (Jefferies) reported on Sunday that Bitcoin mining profits fell 5% last month due to increased network computing power. A team of analysts led by Jonathan Petersen said that if the mining team had 1 EH/s of computing power, the daily revenue in August was about $55,000, down from $58,000 in July and $44,000 a year ago. In August, mining companies listed in the US mined a total of 3,573 bitcoins, less than 3,598 in July, and these miners accounted for 26% of the Bitcoin network's computing power, the same as in July. Among them, MARA Holdings (MARA) has the most outstanding mining performance, producing 705,703 bitcoins, followed by IREN. Additionally, MARA has the largest available computing power of these companies at 59.4 EH/s, followed by CleanSpark with 50 EH/s.