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How Does a Change in Pool Fees Affect the Overall Mining Breakeven Calculation?

Mining pool fees are typically a percentage of the block reward that the pool operator retains before distributing the rest to the miners. An increase in pool fees directly reduces the miner's net revenue per hash.

To maintain the breakeven point, the miner must compensate for the higher fee by reducing other operational costs, or the price of the mined cryptocurrency must increase.

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