Cryptocurrency miners are experiencing a surge in revenues, hitting a new daily high of $78 million, as Bitcoin continues to break records, according to Deutsche Bank. The profitability spike aligns with Bitcoin's ongoing rally, with the token recently surpassing the $72,000 mark. With 11 spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) launched in mid-January and more institutional players entering the market, such as Wells Fargo and Merrill, investor interest in cryptocurrencies is growing. Additionally, anticipation surrounds Bitcoin's upcoming halving event in April, prompting mining firms to invest in new equipment to bolster operations. The halving, which occurs every four years, will reduce the number of bitcoins awarded to miners, potentially increasing the token's value. Analysts expect this trend to fuel further price gains, with some predicting Bitcoin to reach $100,000 by the end of 2024, driven by ETF inflows and diminishing supply from miners.