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Bitcoin's 7-Day Hashrate Returns to 1 ZH/s After Nearly 8 Months
Bitcoin's seven-day average hashrate has climbed back to 1 zettahash per second, a level it had not reached in nearly eight months. The recovery follows the declines that typically follow the April 2024 halving, when less efficient mining hardware was pushed off the network. A returning hashrate is generally read as a sign that miners are recommitting capacity, though it also makes the network harder and more energy-hungry.
Why now: The network hitting a milestone level not seen in months signals renewed miner confidence and stronger network security.
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- Bitcoin's 7-Day Hashrate Returns to 1 ZH/s After Nearly 8 Months · Cryptonews.net
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