Bitcoin faces potential miner capitulation as hash rate continues to drop
The price of Bitcoin has tumbled from its highs of around $73,500 to below $57,000, and as a result of this, further hash rate drops are expected. Luxor’s “hashprice” metric, which quantifies the expected value of 1 TH/s of hashing power per day, currently sits at a five-year low of $0.045 per terahash/second per day. If this trend persists, the digital asset community may witness a miner capitulation event, where Bitcoin mining becomes too expensive relative to the cost of mining.
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