Recently, the Bitcoin network's hash rate $BTC , which reflects the total computational power of miners, fell by 15%, reaching its lowest level in the last three years. This decline occurred against the backdrop of rising electricity costs and geopolitical changes, including a reduction in mining activity in some regions. Experts attribute this to the shutdown of less efficient equipment and the reorientation of miners towards alternative assets or regions with cheaper energy.
A decrease in hash rate may signal a reduction in network decentralization, which potentially increases security risks. At the same time, this opens up opportunities for miners with modern equipment who can achieve higher profitability with reduced competition. Analysts predict that the network may recover if mining difficulty is adjusted and new players join the sector.
This decline also reflects broader trends in the crypto industry, where economic factors and regulatory decisions impact the market. The situation is expected to evolve depending on global energy prices and infrastructure adaptation. Stay tuned for updates to keep abreast of changes!
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