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Bitcoin network hashrate dropped 15% to 21% as miners increasingly repurpose energy infrastructure for lucrative AI data center contracts. While miners secure billions in non-crypto revenue, the drop…
Bitcoin has fallen 49% from its October 2025 peak to $63,400, while hashrate dropped only 23%, indicating controlled mining adjustment rather than capitulation. Miner fees remain near 2015 lows at 0.…
Public Bitcoin miners are cutting hashrate faster than the network overall as they pivot to AI/HPC data centers, reflecting weaker mining economics rather than direct price impact on Bitcoin.
Bitcoin has dropped to around $70,000, 20% below production costs, causing miner profitability to hit a 14-month low amid declining hashrate and a broad market sell-off. A major mining difficulty adj…