# Correction İlgili Makaleler

HTX Haber Merkezi, kripto endüstrisindeki piyasa trendleri, proje güncellemeleri, teknoloji gelişmeleri ve düzenleyici politikaları kapsayan "Correction" hakkında en son makaleleri ve derinlemesine analizleri sunmaktadır.

Crypto Winter is Near. Is Bitcoin Headed for a Deep Correction?

The cryptocurrency market is experiencing heightened anxiety, with high volatility and talks of a "crypto winter" fueling fears of a deep Bitcoin correction. While some investors are moving to stablecoins, others are looking at infrastructure projects built on Bitcoin. Despite being the foundational asset, Bitcoin's limitations—slow transactions, high fees, and lack of flexible smart contracts—hinder its use in DeFi and mass applications. This has increased interest in Layer 2 solutions. Infrastructure altcoins that aim to transform Bitcoin into a base for financial applications are gaining attention. Projects focusing on modular blockchains, virtual machines, and liquidity bridges are being viewed as potential leaders in the next cycle. Among them is Bitcoin Hyper and its token $HYPER, which positions itself as the first Bitcoin Layer 2 integrating the Solana Virtual Machine (SVM). This project aims to combine Bitcoin's security with Solana's high throughput, offering low latency and minimal fees. Bitcoin Hyper's architecture uses Bitcoin for finality and an SVM layer for real-time transactions and smart contracts. It claims to exceed Solana's performance with sub-cent fees, enabling DeFi, NFT platforms, and gaming applications using wrapped Bitcoin. The project has raised $29 million in its early sale, with on-chain data showing significant "smart money" interest. The $HYPER token features staking with high APY and governance rights. Bitcoin Hyper's goal is to address Bitcoin's core limitations, potentially making it a key infrastructure play that benefits from future Bitcoin growth.

bitcoinist12/08 18:10

Crypto Winter is Near. Is Bitcoin Headed for a Deep Correction?

bitcoinist12/08 18:10

Bitcoin Mining Difficulty Drops for the Third Time in a Row. What Does This Mean?

Bitcoin mining difficulty has decreased for the third consecutive time, dropping by 0.74% to 148.2 trillion on December 11. This means miners now need to compute approximately 148 trillion hash functions on average to add a new block and earn the 3.125 BTC reward (around $281,000 at current rates). This prolonged decline in difficulty, last seen in 2024 after the halving event, reflects reduced mining activity. The global hashrate has fallen from its peak of 1.31 Zh/s on October 24 to 1.14 Zh/s, indicating some miners are switching off unprofitable equipment. According to Anton Gonterev, Commercial Director of Intelion, this adjustment reflects the market adapting to Bitcoin's lower price. Since reaching approximately $126,000 on October 6, Bitcoin's price has fallen 28% to $90,000. Despite this, mining difficulty is still over 40% higher than a year ago, indicating sustained structural demand for computational power and continued investor interest in mining. The current correction is seen as a normal industry dynamic where less efficient operators are gradually leaving the network. Mining is shifting towards players with modern equipment, stable infrastructure, and controlled project economics, particularly those with access to predictable, competitive energy prices. These efficient operators remain stable despite short-term fluctuations in Bitcoin's price or mining difficulty.

RBK-cryptoDün 14:33

Bitcoin Mining Difficulty Drops for the Third Time in a Row. What Does This Mean?

RBK-cryptoDün 14:33

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