Bitcoin Miner Capitulation At December 2022 Levels – What Happened The Last T...
It is no secret that Bitcoin miners are currently experiencing significant financial stress, especially following the completion of the fourth halving event. As a result, these vital network participants are being forced to offload their BTC holdings to offset the increasing operational costs. Interestingly, the latest on-chain data shows that the Bitcoin market is experiencing […]
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An excerpt from Bitcoin Magazine's Deep Dive: How Bitcoin miner capitulation is driving the bitcoin price down.
Every crypto bear market has seen Bitcoin miner operations capitulating to stay financially afloat. This capitulation often marks a bottom for BTC and the crypto market, allowing it to consolidate before breaking into new highs. Related Reading: RockItCoin Buys Toa Bitcoin That Houses Over 50 ATM Machines Across The U.S. However, the current Crypto Winter […]
Analyzing the changes in average hash rate to measure miner capitulation in the bitcoin market can be a market indicator for miner capitulation.