US Military Mistakenly Bombs Iranian Power Plant? Network Hashrate Plummets 30% Triggering BTC Cost Collapse!
BTC Plummets Dramatically, the Market is in Shock. Big D Goes Deep into the Frontline, Core Logic Comes to Light: This Crash May Be Directly Related to a "Precision Mistake Bombing".
Key Intelligence: The recent targets of US airstrikes in Iran were not the rumored nuclear facilities, but rather a nuclear power plant supporting its large-scale Bitcoin mining operations. Three power plants are incapacitated, and the consequences are evident.
Dramatic Hashrate Reduction ≠ Decrease in Output: The network's block reward output speed is approximately 900 BTC/day and remains constant in the short term.
Cost Collapse: The remaining online miners, especially in low electricity price areas, see a surge in unit hashrate earnings, and mining marginal costs plummet sharply.
This instant evaporation of 30% of hashrate has directly triggered structural sell pressure in the mining community, especially among high-cost and disaster-affected parties, becoming one of the core triggers for this round of crash. The US military's actions inadvertently hit the "cost-sensitive nerve" of the Bitcoin network.
Difficulty Adjustment Lag: The network difficulty adjustment takes about 2 weeks; during this window, the "low-cost dividend" will continue. Will the sell pressure persist?
Market Sentiment Recovery: After the panic sentiment is digested, can the market quickly distinguish between "short-term event shocks" and "long-term value"?
Big D's Perspective: The sudden events exposed the potential vulnerability of the Bitcoin network's reliance on large centralized mining farms, especially those dependent on special energy sources. Short-term volatility is intense, but long-term network resilience and degree of decentralization remain key observation points.
Brothers trapped, report at cost price! After in-depth analysis of future strategies, pay attention to Big D, piercing through the fog.
