Bitcoin’s hashprice, a key indicator of profitability in mining, has dropped by 5.91%, reaching $39.31 per petahash per day (PH/day). This brings the metric just 7% shy of its all-time low of $36.63/PH/day, recorded on August 5, 2024.
The declining hashprice has prompted miners to reassess their strategies in light of ongoing market fluctuations. Despite the drop in profitability, the global Bitcoin network’s hashrate remains robust.
As the network difficulty increases, some miners may opt to scale down operations or look for more energy-efficient solutions to stay competitive.
