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🚀 Bitcoin hash rate hits new high, miners full of confidence? 🌟
Although the price of Bitcoin has been a bit sluggish recently, the enthusiasm of miners does not seem to be affected. In fact, the total hash rate of the Bitcoin network has recently hit a new all-time high, showing the long-term confidence of miners in Bitcoin.
According to data from on-chain analysis company Glassnode, although miners' income has dropped significantly since March, this has not stopped them from continuing to install new mining hardware. On Sunday, the hash rate even reached a new high of 693 exahashes/s, which is quite fierce competition in a low-income environment.
Interestingly, despite the reduction in income, miners did not choose to sell their Bitcoin to cover costs. Instead, they seem to prefer to hold Bitcoin, which seems to indicate that they are optimistic about the future value of Bitcoin.
There are also some large listed mining companies, such as Marathon Digital, who have also publicly stated that they are holding as much BTC as possible. They even use convertible bonds to buy more Bitcoin, which further proves their confidence in the long-term value of Bitcoin.
However, some of Bitcoin's on-chain indicators, such as net settlement volume and trading volume on centralized exchanges, seem to be inconsistent with the current price, showing that trading and speculation are decreasing.
Nevertheless, some well-known investors, including Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan and BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes, have predicted that Bitcoin will rebound in late September. They believe that although September is usually a weak month for Bitcoin, October and November tend to usher in strong rebounds.
💬 So, do you think the price of Bitcoin will recover in the short term? Will the miners' persistence be rewarded? Leave your opinion in the comment area!
#比特币 #哈希率新高 #矿工信心 #加密货币市场动态
Although the price of Bitcoin has been a bit sluggish recently, the enthusiasm of miners does not seem to be affected. In fact, the total hash rate of the Bitcoin network has recently hit a new all-time high, showing the long-term confidence of miners in Bitcoin.
According to data from on-chain analysis company Glassnode, although miners' income has dropped significantly since March, this has not stopped them from continuing to install new mining hardware. On Sunday, the hash rate even reached a new high of 693 exahashes/s, which is quite fierce competition in a low-income environment.
Interestingly, despite the reduction in income, miners did not choose to sell their Bitcoin to cover costs. Instead, they seem to prefer to hold Bitcoin, which seems to indicate that they are optimistic about the future value of Bitcoin.
There are also some large listed mining companies, such as Marathon Digital, who have also publicly stated that they are holding as much BTC as possible. They even use convertible bonds to buy more Bitcoin, which further proves their confidence in the long-term value of Bitcoin.
However, some of Bitcoin's on-chain indicators, such as net settlement volume and trading volume on centralized exchanges, seem to be inconsistent with the current price, showing that trading and speculation are decreasing.
Nevertheless, some well-known investors, including Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan and BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes, have predicted that Bitcoin will rebound in late September. They believe that although September is usually a weak month for Bitcoin, October and November tend to usher in strong rebounds.
💬 So, do you think the price of Bitcoin will recover in the short term? Will the miners' persistence be rewarded? Leave your opinion in the comment area!
#比特币 #哈希率新高 #矿工信心 #加密货币市场动态
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🚀Bitcoin hash rate and price hit new highs, and the driving force behind it is actually this!
As the price of Bitcoin (BTC) returns to the $100,000 mark, Bitcoin's hash rate has also reached a record high. This is a big deal, because the hash rate is an indicator of the total mining capacity of miners. Once this indicator rises, it means that miners are either expanding the scale of mining or new miners are joining the game.
Let's take a look at the trend in the figure below. Last month, Bitcoin's hash rate rose sharply, and this indicator was also synchronized with the surge in Bitcoin prices.
We all know that miners' income mainly depends on two parts: block subsidies and transaction fees. Block subsidies are their rewards for solving blocks, and transaction fees are the tips attached when we transfer money.
However, from a historical perspective, transaction fees only account for a small part of miners' income. This is reflected in Glassnode's latest weekly analysis, which shows that block subsidies account for the vast majority of miners' income.
In addition, in the Bitcoin system, mining rewards are halved every four years, and the rewards remain basically constant at other times. Therefore, the price of Bitcoin is directly related to how much money miners can make. If the price of Bitcoin rises, miners will earn more, and the enthusiasm for mining will be higher, which will be reflected in the total computing power of mining, which is what we call the hash rate.
An interesting phenomenon is that although the price of Bitcoin continues to rise, the 7-day average hash rate has declined a while ago. However, miners seem to have adjusted their strategies, and now the hash rate is starting to rise and challenge the historical high.
💬 What do you think is the main factor driving the rise in Bitcoin hash rate? Is it the addition of new miners or the original miners expanding their mining scale? Leave your opinions and analysis in the comment area!
#比特币 #哈希率新高 #挖矿趋势
As the price of Bitcoin (BTC) returns to the $100,000 mark, Bitcoin's hash rate has also reached a record high. This is a big deal, because the hash rate is an indicator of the total mining capacity of miners. Once this indicator rises, it means that miners are either expanding the scale of mining or new miners are joining the game.
Let's take a look at the trend in the figure below. Last month, Bitcoin's hash rate rose sharply, and this indicator was also synchronized with the surge in Bitcoin prices.
We all know that miners' income mainly depends on two parts: block subsidies and transaction fees. Block subsidies are their rewards for solving blocks, and transaction fees are the tips attached when we transfer money.
However, from a historical perspective, transaction fees only account for a small part of miners' income. This is reflected in Glassnode's latest weekly analysis, which shows that block subsidies account for the vast majority of miners' income.
In addition, in the Bitcoin system, mining rewards are halved every four years, and the rewards remain basically constant at other times. Therefore, the price of Bitcoin is directly related to how much money miners can make. If the price of Bitcoin rises, miners will earn more, and the enthusiasm for mining will be higher, which will be reflected in the total computing power of mining, which is what we call the hash rate.
An interesting phenomenon is that although the price of Bitcoin continues to rise, the 7-day average hash rate has declined a while ago. However, miners seem to have adjusted their strategies, and now the hash rate is starting to rise and challenge the historical high.
💬 What do you think is the main factor driving the rise in Bitcoin hash rate? Is it the addition of new miners or the original miners expanding their mining scale? Leave your opinions and analysis in the comment area!
#比特币 #哈希率新高 #挖矿趋势
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