#BTCHashratePeak hashrate recently peaked at 739.55 EH/s at block height 909,345, reflecting the immense computational power securing the network. This surge signals growing miner participation, likely driven by improved ASIC efficiency and bullish sentiment around Bitcoin’s long-term value. Higher hashrate enhances network security and resilience against attacks, but also raises mining difficulty, squeezing margins for less efficient miners. Historically, hashrate trends upward over time, even during price volatility, as mining hardware gets redistributed to more cost-effective operators. This peak underscores Bitcoin’s robust infrastructure and the competitive dynamics shaping its decentralized ecosystem.