Bitcoin Mining Hashrate has Increased
The analyst in a CryptoQuant post noted that the BTC mining hashrate has been increasing recently.
An indicator that counts all the computers linked to the Bitcoin network is called "mining hashrate."
When the value of this indicator increases, it indicates that miners are currently turning on additional equipment. Such a pattern demonstrates that miners now find the blockchain appealing, either owing to improved profitability or because they are positive on it rising in the future.
A downward trend in the indicator, on the other hand, indicates that miners are now disconnecting their rigs from the network. This type of pattern suggests that Bitcoin mining isn't very lucrative for miners.
The value of the indicator dropped since mining profitability fell as a result of the BTC price decline. Due to the fact that they typically settle their operating expenses in fiat, like as electricity bills, miners rely on the USD worth of their fixed BTC incentives.
Many miners were forced to shut down their equipment in order to reduce their losses as their profits declined.
The indicator's value, however, has returned to exhibiting some rapid upward momentum over the past month and is currently getting close to the record high reached a few months ago.
The metric will reach a new ATH if it maintains its current course. A change in the mood of the mining community toward positivity could result in a favourable outcome for the price of bitcoin.
Article Credit: Bitcoinist
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