Bitcoin miners are adapting to significant changes in the industry following April’s fourth halving
Bitcoin miners are adapting to significant changes in the industry following April’s fourth halving. The 7-day average mining hashrate for Bitcoin is on the rise, signaling the launch of new and expanding mining operations.
This increase is driven by a climbing BTC price, which is boosting miners’ revenues despite previous market dips.
Major Bitcoin mining firms are exploring new opportunities, including AI integration and acquisitions, to navigate an ongoing ‘identity crisis.’
Whatsminer has unveiled four new Bitcoin mining machines and an upcoming solar mining container system, while Microbt introduced powerful M6XS+ miners with capabilities ranging from 190 to 450 Terahash.
The Bitcoin hashrate has also broken records, reaching 677 EH/s and surpassing the previous high set on May 25. Reporting from Bitcoin 2024.
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