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List of Flash News about hashrate

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2026-10-22
02:50 UTC
Bitcoin: Hashrate Rebounds With Miners at Full Capacity

Ki Young Ju notes Bitcoin hashrate returning to an uptrend as miners run at full capacity, citing stronger security and indirect bullish signals from TradFi-backed public miners.

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2026-07-18
13:32 UTC
Bitcoin: Mining Difficulty Drops 18.5% From Peak

Bitcoin mining difficulty falls 18.5% from peak, largest drawdown since 2021 China ban, as Galaxy Research highlights network adjustment mechanics at $64736.69.

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2026-03-02
10:10 UTC
Iran Conflict Unlikely to Impact Bitcoin (BTC) Mining Hashrate, Experts Say

According to DecryptMedia, experts believe the ongoing conflict in Iran is not expected to significantly impact Bitcoin (BTC) mining hashrate. Despite Iran being a key region for cryptocurrency mining due to its energy subsidies, the global distribution of mining operations ensures stability in the network. Analysts suggest that Bitcoin's decentralized nature and the geographic diversification of mining activities protect the hashrate from localized disruptions.

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2026-01-26
07:41 UTC
BTC Hashrate Plunges 32% as U.S. Winter Storm Triggers Miner Curtailments; CLSK, RIOT, MARA, IREN Output Hit

According to @ki_young_ju, a U.S. winter storm prompted Bitcoin miners to curtail operations to support the power grid, driving an estimated 32% drop in BTC network hashrate over the past three days. According to @ki_young_ju, daily BTC production fell sharply across major miners based on a CryptoQuant dashboard shared by Julio Moreno, with CLSK from 22 to 12 BTC, RIOT from 16 to 3, MARA from 45 to 7 (more volatile due to solo mining), and IREN from 18 to 6. According to @ki_young_ju, a live CryptoQuant dashboard is available for monitoring these miner production changes.

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2026-01-14
12:55 UTC
Bitcoin Mining Power Shift: U.S. Dominance Questioned as Post-Halving Economics Tighten and Global Buildouts Rise (BTC)

According to the source, the debate over U.S. dominance in Bitcoin mining has intensified as Donald J. Trump publicly urged to bring Bitcoin mining to America on 2024-06-11, stating that the remaining Bitcoin should be made in the USA, source: Donald J. Trump via Truth Social, 2024-06-11. Post-halving revenue pressure is material, as the block subsidy fell to 3.125 BTC at block 840000 on 2024-04-20 and miner hashprice dropped to record lows in May 2024, source: Bitcoin Core chain data and Luxor Hashrate Index, May 2024. Benchmark data showed the U.S. as the largest hashrate hub with approximately 37.8 percent share in early 2022, while major capacity has been deployed abroad since then including Bitdeer’s Bhutan expansion and Marathon’s Abu Dhabi joint venture, source: Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance Bitcoin Mining Map January 2022, Bitdeer press release May 2023, Marathon Digital press release May 2023. Policy uncertainty remains a headwind because a 30 percent excise tax on electricity used by digital asset mining was proposed in the U.S. Treasury FY2025 Greenbook but was not enacted in 2024, source: U.S. Department of the Treasury General Explanations of the Administration’s FY2025 Revenue Proposals March 2024. For traders, lower hashprice and higher power costs tend to compress margins and raise earnings volatility for U.S.-listed miners such as RIOT MARA and CLSK relative to BTC beta, source: Riot Platforms 2023 Form 10-K, Marathon Digital Q2 2024 shareholder materials, Luxor Hashrate Index 2024.

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2026-01-11
01:15 UTC
UAE Reportedly Mining Bitcoin (BTC) With Government Resources: CZ Says It Has Been Ongoing — Key Metrics Traders Should Watch

According to @cz_binance, the United Arab Emirates has been mining Bitcoin with government resources "for a while," posted in response to a claim that the UAE is now officially mining BTC. Source: @cz_binance on X, Jan 11, 2026; Source: @Vivek4real_ on X, Jan 11, 2026. For trading relevance, monitor confirmation signals in objective data such as BTC network hashrate, geographic distribution, and miner revenue to gauge any shift in sovereign or regional mining participation, which are regularly reported by the Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance CBECI and the Cambridge Bitcoin Mining Map, and by Coin Metrics network data. Source: Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance CBECI and Bitcoin Mining Map; Source: Coin Metrics network data.

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2025-12-03
18:53 UTC
Litecoin (LTC) Reliability Claim: 6 Trading Signals Backing the Narrative — Halving, MWEB, DOGE Merged Mining, Low Fees

According to Litecoin, the project emphasized its reliability in a Dec 4, 2025 post, drawing trader attention to fundamentals that can anchor the LTC thesis. Source: https://twitter.com/litecoin/status/1996412596044607529 LTC has operated since 2011 with a 2.5-minute target block time, supporting faster settlement relative to Bitcoin and positioning it for low-cost payments use cases. Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Litecoin | https://litecoin.org/ Litecoin is merge-mined with Dogecoin via Auxiliary Proof-of-Work since 2014, enabling miners to earn rewards on both chains and potentially supporting hashrate resilience, a core security input for the network. Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dogecoin | https://litecoin.org/ The most recent halving in August 2023 reduced the block subsidy to 6.25 LTC, lowering new supply issuance and providing a transparent issuance schedule that traders often track around supply shocks. Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Litecoin The MWEB upgrade activated in 2022 adds optional confidential transaction features that enhance fungibility and can reduce typical transaction data size, supporting scalability for payments flows. Source: https://github.com/litecoin-project/litecoin/releases/tag/v0.21.2.2 Historically, Litecoin’s on-chain transaction fees have trended below Bitcoin and Ethereum, which is relevant for payment routing and exchange outflows to self-custody. Source: https://bitinfocharts.com/comparison/transactionfees-ltc-btc-eth.html For trading validation of the reliability narrative, monitor hashrate, median fees, and on-chain activity (transactions and active addresses) alongside LTC/BTC relative strength to gauge demand and security trend. Source: https://bitinfocharts.com/litecoin/

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2025-11-30
09:11 UTC
Elon Musk Says Bitcoin (BTC) Is a True Currency Based on Energy: Trading Implications for Miners, Hashrate and Costs

According to @WatcherGuru, Elon Musk said Bitcoin is a true currency based on energy and added, "You can't legislate energy," highlighting BTC’s energy-anchored design; source: @WatcherGuru on X, Nov 30, 2025. For trading, this underscores that Bitcoin’s security and issuance are tied to Proof-of-Work energy expenditure, making miner costs and network hashrate key inputs; source: Satoshi Nakamoto, Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System. Rising electricity costs compress miner margins and can increase potential miner BTC sell pressure, so monitoring CBECI power estimates and global hashrate can inform risk; source: Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance, Cambridge Bitcoin Electricity Consumption Index (CBECI). Traders should also track miner revenue and fee share to gauge the security budget and stress on miners as energy dynamics shift; source: Blockchain.com data on Miner Revenue and Fees.

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2025-11-28
11:08 UTC
Tether to Shutter Uruguay Bitcoin (BTC) Mining Operation: Key Trading Watchpoints for BTC and USDT

According to the source, Tether plans to shutter its Uruguay Bitcoin (BTC) mining operation, with the notice posted on Nov 28, 2025, and no competing details provided (source: the Nov 28, 2025 social media post linked in the prompt). The post does not disclose timing, capacity, or rationale, limiting immediate visibility into potential effects on BTC network hashrate, difficulty, or miner revenue sensitivity (source: the same post). Until further official detail is released, traders lack quantifiable inputs to adjust positions tied to BTC mining dynamics or USDT issuer operational exposure (source: the same post).

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2025-11-21
15:05 UTC
Solo Bitcoin Miner Wins $266K BTC Block Reward: Trading Takeaways and Fee Market Signals

According to the source, a solo Bitcoin miner won approximately $266,000 in BTC by finding a block, meaning the entire block payout accrued to an individual miner rather than a pool, source: source post. In Bitcoin, block rewards combine the current subsidy and variable transaction fees, which together determine the miner’s USD-denominated payout, source: Bitcoin.org developer documentation. The post does not report any change to BTC supply, difficulty, or network parameters, so this single-block event has no protocol-level impact on issuance or hash dynamics, source: source post; Bitcoin.org developer documentation. For traders, monitor on-chain fee pressure and miner revenue metrics post-halving, as fees can materially boost block rewards and signal network demand, source: Bitcoin.org developer documentation.

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2025-11-14
16:52 UTC
$NIGHT 1M H/s Hashrate Claim on X by @shishirpai: Trading Watch for Liquidity and Volatility

According to @shishirpai, $NIGHT is described as "king" with an associated 1M H/s hashrate in an X post dated Nov 15, 2025. Source: X post by @shishirpai on Nov 15, 2025, twitter.com/shishirpai/status/1989496583814103247. For traders, the stated 1M H/s figure should be independently verified via official project channels or on-chain data, and liquidity, order book depth, and any derivatives open interest for $NIGHT should be monitored specifically in response to this post. Source: X post by @shishirpai on Nov 15, 2025, twitter.com/shishirpai/status/1989496583814103247.

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