# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Miners

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Bitcoin – Here’s what the ‘risky’ market’s short-term holders are upto right now

Bitcoin faces increased downside risk as short-term holders and miners amplify selling pressure. Short-term investors moved approximately 60,000 BTC (worth $4.27 billion) to exchanges in 24 hours—the largest single-day sell-off in the current phase—with much of it sold at a loss, indicating weakening conviction. Miner reserves also declined, with heightened outflows suggesting reduced confidence. Rising exchange netflows point to further potential selling, compounding bearish sentiment amid thin demand. These factors collectively signal a sustained risk of deeper price decline in the near term.

ambcrypto02/06 07:02

Bitcoin – Here’s what the ‘risky’ market’s short-term holders are upto right now

ambcrypto02/06 07:02

‘Big Short’ Investor Michael Burry Issues Warning As Bitcoin Crashes Toward $65,000

Michael Burry, the investor known for predicting the 2008 financial crisis, has issued a warning that Bitcoin's decline toward $65,000 could evolve into a "death spiral." He cautions that a further 10% drop would leave major corporate holders like MicroStrategy billions underwater and shut out of capital markets. Burry argues there is no organic use case to stop the descent, and corporate adoption or crypto ETFs do not provide a permanent price floor. He also warns that continued declines could spill into other markets, with liquidations in crypto distorting tokenized and physical metals markets. A drop to $50,000 could bankrupt Bitcoin miners and cause tokenized metals futures to collapse with no buyers.

bitcoinist02/05 23:02

‘Big Short’ Investor Michael Burry Issues Warning As Bitcoin Crashes Toward $65,000

bitcoinist02/05 23:02

Michael Burry Warns Bitcoin Price Drop Below $70K Could Lead to ‘Sickening Scenarios’ and Firm Bankruptcies — Here’s Why

Michael Burry warns that a Bitcoin price drop below $70,000 could trigger severe market instability. He identifies three critical thresholds: at $70,000, large corporate holders like MicroStrategy may face deepening paper losses and tighter financing conditions; at $60,000, reflexive selling could create a "death spiral" as falling prices weaken confidence and force defensive actions; at $50,000, miners risk insolvency due to high operational costs, potentially leading to disorderly selling. Burry also links crypto stress to precious metals liquidations, noting that forced selling can disrupt correlations. His analysis highlights structural vulnerabilities in corporate treasuries and mining operations under market pressure.

ccn.com02/04 12:05

Michael Burry Warns Bitcoin Price Drop Below $70K Could Lead to ‘Sickening Scenarios’ and Firm Bankruptcies — Here’s Why

ccn.com02/04 12:05

Why Bitcoin miners feel the squeeze as BTC trades below $80K

Bitcoin is trading near $70K, putting pressure on miner profitability. Data indicates that many widely used mining rigs, including popular Antminer models, are operating near their break-even or shutdown levels due to rising electricity costs. While this doesn't mean immediate shutdowns, it makes operations increasingly difficult. Under financial strain, miners may alter strategies, such as selling Bitcoin holdings or deactivating older, inefficient machines. In January, approximately 175,000 BTC was transferred to Binance, with daily inflows sometimes spiking to nearly 10,000 BTC. These transfers don't always result in immediate sales, but they increase market supply, which can quickly turn into selling pressure if demand remains weak.

ambcrypto02/04 00:02

Why Bitcoin miners feel the squeeze as BTC trades below $80K

ambcrypto02/04 00:02

Bitcoin Difficulty Drops 3.3% As Miners Pull Back Hashrate

Bitcoin mining difficulty has decreased by 3.28% in the latest network adjustment, dropping from 146.47 trillion to 141.67 trillion hashes. This marks the second consecutive reduction and the fifth decline in the last six adjustments since November. The decrease is attributed to a sustained drop in the network's hashrate, which fell to a multi-month low of 978.8 EH/s in mid-January. The difficulty adjustment mechanism ensures block production remains near 10 minutes per block by increasing difficulty when miners are too fast and decreasing it when they are too slow. Meanwhile, Bitcoin's price has declined over 5% in the past week, trading around $90,000.

bitcoinist01/24 12:32

Bitcoin Difficulty Drops 3.3% As Miners Pull Back Hashrate

bitcoinist01/24 12:32

Bitcoin Hashrate Continues To Fall, Now Lowest Since September

Bitcoin's network hashrate, a key indicator of total mining computational power, has continued its recent decline. The 7-day average hashrate has now dropped to 978.8 EH/s, its lowest level since early September. This follows an all-time high set in mid-October, after which miners began to decommission equipment as BTC's price turned bearish. Despite a recent price recovery to around $93,000, miner sentiment remains weak. This sustained drop in hashrate is now directly impacting Bitcoin's mining difficulty. With average block times currently at 10.43 minutes—slower than the target 10 minutes—the network is estimated to see a 4.15% reduction in difficulty in its next automated adjustment. This adjustment, still a few days away, could change if miner activity shifts. The declining hashrate reflects a broader trend of reduced miner optimism and operational scaling back.

bitcoinist01/20 06:05

Bitcoin Hashrate Continues To Fall, Now Lowest Since September

bitcoinist01/20 06:05

Bitcoin Miners Pull Back: Hashrate Drops To 3-Month Low

Bitcoin's mining hashrate has dropped to a three-month low of 998 EH/s, a significant decline from its all-time high of 1,151 EH/s recorded in October. This decline indicates that miners are decommissioning their rigs, a trend that typically occurs when mining becomes less profitable. The drop has continued despite a recent 5% price increase in Bitcoin to around $95,500, suggesting miners remain unconvinced of a sustained bullish momentum. As a result of the reduced hashrate, the average block time has slowed to 10.6 minutes. This is expected to trigger an estimated 5.6% decrease in mining difficulty during the next biweekly network adjustment to correct for the slower block production.

bitcoinist01/17 17:03

Bitcoin Miners Pull Back: Hashrate Drops To 3-Month Low

bitcoinist01/17 17:03

2026 Must-Read: Who Pays for the Bull Market

"Who Pays for the Bull Market in 2026?" by Dovey Wan of Primitive Ventures analyzes the structural shifts in Bitcoin's market dynamics post-ETF approval and institutional adoption. Despite regulatory tailwinds and mainstream integration, BTC underperformed traditional assets like gold and equities in 2025, with suppressed volatility due to Wall Street arbitrage and derivatives trading. Key insights include: - **Onshore vs. Offshore Divergence**: U.S. investors (via Coinbase) drove buying at highs, while offshore exchanges (e.g., Binance) saw selling pressure. - **Institutional Role**: Corporate buyers (e.g., MSTR) used NAV premium arbitrage to accumulate BTC, but ETFs are largely held by non-institutional investors, with hedge funds reducing exposure. - **Retail Absence**: Retail participation declined as wealth shifted to AI stocks and traditional markets, with crypto CEX traffic falling. - **Native Sellers Emerge**: Early BTC holders and miners sold significantly, with miners diverting resources to AI infrastructure. Bitcoin’s financialization ("paper BTC") introduces systemic fragility, tying its future to macro liquidity and DAT/ETF premiums. The 2026 outlook hinges on macro conditions and institutional proxy valuations, with potential risks from leverage unwinds. The article calls for genuine on-chain adoption to transform passive holdings into active utility, envisioning crypto as a global, supranational financial rail.

比推01/13 17:21

2026 Must-Read: Who Pays for the Bull Market

比推01/13 17:21

Primitive Ventures: The Crypto World Feels a Bit Dead

Primitive Ventures' Dovey Wan argues that despite Bitcoin hitting new all-time highs in 2025, the crypto market feels stagnant and disconnected. Key issues include a lack of altcoin momentum, underperformance against traditional assets like stocks and gold, and a significant divergence between onshore (U.S.) buying and offshore selling. U.S. investors bought spot Bitcoin, while international traders sold into strength and used leverage. Structural shifts, including Bitcoin ETFs and institutional products, changed liquidity dynamics. Retail interest declined, and miners sold Bitcoin to fund AI ventures. Major sell pressure came from early whales, miners, and gray market entities. The traditional 4-year cycle is broken; future performance depends on macro conditions and institutional adoption. Crypto must evolve from speculative asset to utility-driven technology to attract new cycles of investment.

marsbit01/13 12:40

Primitive Ventures: The Crypto World Feels a Bit Dead

marsbit01/13 12:40

The Bitcoin Signal Most Investors Overlook: Hash Ribbons Explain What’s Happening

Bitcoin is struggling to hold above $90,000 amid ongoing market uncertainty. While traders focus on price levels, miner behavior is sending critical signals through the Hash Ribbons indicator. As mining costs rise, unprofitable miners often sell BTC or shut down equipment, leading to a declining hashrate. Recent downward adjustments in mining difficulty (around 2.6% and a projected 1.88%) are easing operational stress, marginally improving miner profitability even without significant price increases. This reduces the urgency for miners to sell BTC to cover costs. The Hash Ribbons currently indicate a buy signal, suggesting miner selling pressure has been absorbed. However, as difficulty normalizes and hashrate recovers, this supportive phase may be ending.

bitcoinist01/10 09:02

The Bitcoin Signal Most Investors Overlook: Hash Ribbons Explain What’s Happening

bitcoinist01/10 09:02

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