Bitcoin miners have begun to slow down their sales of mined bitcoins in early 2025, reflecting higher operational costs. Major companies like CleanSpark have shifted to a self-financed model to sustain operations amidst financial pressures. This shift is a strategic response to mounting costs, as Bitcoin mining firms face a 52% revenue decline post-halving, resulting in decreased profitability with high fixed energy costs. The market experienced a 2.3% drop in March due to the reduced miner sell-offs. Despite the dip, Bitcoin remains above pre-halving levels by 35%. Experts predict a potential bull run later in 2025, possibly reaching prices of $150,000 to $250,000, though they acknowledge the inherent volatility of the market and the cyclical nature of mining economics.