Bitcoin's hashrate just dipped below 1 zetahash per second—the first time in four months—as miners are pulling computing power away from block production and directing it toward AI workloads where margins look better. Recent data from Hashrate Index shows this shift accelerating, painting a picture of how quickly miners respond when profitable opportunities emerge elsewhere in the digital economy.
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RebaseVictim
· 5h ago
Miners are really funny, chasing profits nonstop, BTC has been neglected, haha
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MemeCurator
· 5h ago
Miners have all gone to play with AI, Bitcoin's hash rate is dropping. Who are they trying to outcompete?
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bridge_anxiety
· 5h ago
Mining went to do AI? LOL, this is reality.
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MergeConflict
· 5h ago
Are miners really that honest? As long as there's money to be made, they turn around and invest in AI. What does it mean that Bitcoin's hash rate has fallen below 1ZH...
Bitcoin's hashrate just dipped below 1 zetahash per second—the first time in four months—as miners are pulling computing power away from block production and directing it toward AI workloads where margins look better. Recent data from Hashrate Index shows this shift accelerating, painting a picture of how quickly miners respond when profitable opportunities emerge elsewhere in the digital economy.