Bitcoin Mining Hashrate Rebounds As Miners Refuse To Give Up
Data shows the Bitcoin mining hashrate has already rebounded from its latest plunge, suggesting that miners haven’t given up hope just yet. Bitcoin Mining Hashrate Has Surged Back Towards High Levels The “mining hashrate” refers to the total amount of computing power that the miners have attached to the Bitcoin blockchain. This metric can tell […]
Related News
Data shows the Bitcoin mining hashrate has hit another all-time high as miners continue to believe in the cryptocurrency. Bitcoin 7-Day Hashrate Hits New ATH Despite Struggling Price The “mining hashrate” is an indicator that keeps track of the total amount of computing power that the miners have currently connected to the Bitcoin blockchain. This […]
Data shows the public Bitcoin mining companies have plans to expand their hashrate by around 50% by the end of the year, Public Bitcoin Miners To Add 27 EH/s To Their Hashrate In Remaining Part Of 2022 As per a post from Arcane Research, the combined hashrate of these miners will reach around 80.7 EH/s […]
On-chain data shows the Bitcoin mining hashrate has continued its decline as the price of the cryptocurrency itself has seen a setback. 7-Day Average Bitcoin Mining Hashrate Down Over 8% Since All-Time High The “mining hashrate” refers to an indicator that keeps track of the total amount of computing power that miners have currently connected […]
While on the surface it seems officials from five provinces in China have been cracking down on bitcoin miners, no one is quite sure how much hashrate is moving, which pools are affected, or where these miners will end up. A number of mining pools have seen hashpower percentages decline and Bitcoin’s overall hashrate has regressed as well. On the other hand, as several known pools have lost hashrate, processing power from “unknown” pools has increased a great deal. Pool Percentages Decline, Overall Hashrate Dips Lower There have been reports stemming from officials in....
China has the largest concentration of bitcoin miners worldwide with estimates noting the country captures anywhere between 50-65% of the global hashrate. Xinjiang, the autonomous region of the People’s Republic of China, ostensibly accommodates 35% of the hashrate. This week a regional report from China and statements from the head of operations at Genesis Mining, indicate that Chinese miners are migrating from the area to Nordic countries like Sweden and Norway. Just recently, news.Bitcoin.com, reported on the electrical issues in China that bitcoin miners in the country are....