Bitcoin's price has recently declined from $109K to approximately $80K, yet both its hashrate and mining difficulty have reached all-time highs. This increase in difficulty, while initially appearing disadvantageous due to higher mining costs, actually signifies robust fundamentals, underscoring Bitcoin's intrinsic value through enhanced mining power and network security.

Ki Young Ju, CEO of CryptoQuant, emphasizes that Bitcoin's potential market cap, driven by hashrate, could soar to $5 trillion. With the current market cap at $1.6 trillion, the upside potential remains substantial, indicating a positive outlook for the cryptocurrency market.