Bitcoin Hashrate Continues to Decline

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Source: CoinFactiva.com

Significant Drop in Hashrate

Bitcoin’s computational power has dropped 30% from a peak of 732 EH/s. This peak occurred in May this year.

Impact of Halving on Miners

Miners had to shut down nearly a third of their devices after the halving. Consequently, they started incurring losses.

Profitability of Efficient ASICs

Currently, only the most efficient ASICs are profitable. These devices use cheap electricity and are placed under favorable conditions.

Stability for Large Players

Large players feel secure. They can afford not to sell bitcoins to cover operational expenses.

Future Outlook

Recent studies indicate that Bitcoin needs to rise above $75,000 for miners to break even. If the correction or sideways trading continues, the hashrate will inevitably decline further, coinFactiva analysts think.

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