#BTCHashratePeak

I am throwing this drop because #BTCHashratePeak is no longer rookie fodder. ⚡ In June it reached 1,006 EH/s and plummeted to 649 EH/s in just a few days —one of the strongest drops since the China hit in 2021— but… 👀 what do you say about the brutal rebound that came afterward? That doesn't get mentioned everywhere, but I say it here without filter.

📈 May 31 marked a historic peak of 943 EH/s, but that double top between June 14 (945 EH/s) and July 27 (944 EH/s) is a very clear message: the network is in an incredibly comfortable zone, almost waiting to see who falls down first.

💡 This is not just any data: it means that miners are fully updating hardware, not just turning on more machines. They are getting rid of the old ones 🛠️ —those that generated heat and consumed electricity like they were kings— and they are adding efficiency. That move increases the hashrate without dying in the attempt with profitability. Only those who know and play in another league do this.

🔥 Now, here comes the juicy and controversial part: while the price of BTC threatened highs in 2025 (peak over $122k in July), the hashrate did not shoot up as everyone believes. There is an intentional brake, strategy, and an internal war of mining efficiency that the mainstream narrative does not tell you.

⚠️ What few people say: the miners who endured blackouts, extreme heat, or strategic withdrawals in Texas —thanks to policies of paid blackout or energy credits— came out with a brutal advantage 💰. They played to be the last ones standing and now they are reaping the rewards while others outside are selling pressure to the market.

This is not techie gossip 🤫, these are raw data that mark the board. While many look at the price and the hype, we are seeing who truly holds the network, who plays long, and how that defines where the real game is going.

🎯 It's not just mining… it's about dominating the board before others realize it.

— Rolo.