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@AxelAdlerJr

Bitcoin is down 49% from its October peak. Hashrate is down only 23%. Fees account for just 0.71% of miner revenue - nearly the same as in December 2015. Mining economics are contracting, but there is no capitulation yet. Why the network is holding up - in Morning Brief #234

The chart titled "Bitcoin Miners Hashrate" displays BTC Price [USD] (black line) alongside Hashrate [EH/s] (blue) and its 7D moving average (orange) from 2020 through projected 2026, showing Bitcoin's price peaking above $100K around late 2025 before declining, while hashrate growth has remained relatively steadier despite the 49% price drop—visually supporting the post's point that mining hashrate (down only 23%) is holding up far better than price, indicating no capitulation despite shrinking miner economics.

AI visual note: The chart titled "Bitcoin Miners Hashrate" displays BTC Price [USD] (black line) alongside Hashrate [EH/s] (blue) and its 7D moving average (orange) from 2020 through projected 2026, showing Bitcoin's price peaking above $100K around late 2025 before declining, while hashrate growth has remained relatively steadier despite the 49% price drop—visually supporting the post's point that mining hashrate (down only 23%) is holding up far better than price, indicating no capitulation despite shrinking miner economics.

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