As shown by forward hashrate contracts, traders are optimistic about Bitcoin’s price going up over the next six months. This means that the cryptocurrency market is optimistic about Bitcoin’s future.
For example, officials keep a close eye on BTC, and the market isn’t stable, but it recently went up to $70,000, which made traders and buyers trust it.
Bitcoin traders who buy and sell hashrate futures contracts are very positive about the next few years. These contracts always have future hash price numbers higher than the spot price. This makes it clear that the market is positive.
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The Hashrate Index agrees with this and thinks the hash price will increase in six months. A few days ago, they wrote about how they think the mining challenge will level off, transaction fees will go up, and the price of Bitcoin could go up.
This trust comes from the fact that the mining business is experiencing some changes in its funds. Bitcoin has increased significantly, but the hashrate growth has slowed. The next time the difficulty is changed, only small increases will happen.
A group of experts at Hashrate Index thinks that Bitcoin miners in the US might not mine as much in the summer, which could slow the growth of the hashrate. The fact that miners in other parts of the world can make up for this drop shows that the hashrate is rising worldwide.
Bitcoin has rallied to ~$70,000, which is giving hashprice a nice little face-lift. Of course, this is all relative considering that it’s going for $55/PH/day rn, which was last Halving epoch’s all-time low.
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The good news about Bitcoin’s hashrate shows that more people are confident in the cryptocurrency’s long-term success and price growth potential. Traders and experts will monitor these events.
Bitcoin’s hashrate has bottomed and is back to 600 EH/s on the 7-day average. Future growth depends on Bitcoin’s price. With compressed hashprice and the North American summer ahead, hashrate may stay between 600-700 EH/s through Q2 and Q3.
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