📉 Bitcoin Hashrate Hits 4-Month Low

Bitcoin’s network hashrate has slipped back under 1 ZH/s for the first time since October, marking a roughly 15% pullback from its 1,157 EH/s peak. Miners are feeling the squeeze as profitability drops and some redirect power toward AI and other higher-yield compute workloads.

Historically, sharp hashrate drops tend to signal miner capitulation and late-stage pain rather than the start of a new bullish leg, which is why many read this as a bearish signal in the short term. But once the weakest miners are flushed out and difficulty adjusts, the network often emerges leaner, setting the stage for stronger upside later in the cycle.

What’s your take: short-term miner pain or a longer-term opportunity for accumulators?
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