On January 2nd, Bitcoin's hashrate reached a new milestone, surpassing 1,000 EH/s (exahashes per second). This significant surge underscores the growing strength and security of the Bitcoin network.
What does this mean?
Increased Security: A higher hashrate means more computational power is being used to secure the network, making it more resistant to attacks like 51% attacks.
Mining Difficulty: The surge is likely to trigger a difficulty adjustment, making it harder for miners to earn rewards.
Network Growth: This milestone reflects the increasing interest and investment in Bitcoin mining.
What's next?
Analysts predict that the hashrate could reach 1 ZH/s (zettahash per second) by 2027. This would be another significant milestone for the Bitcoin network.
Start your mining now. Stay tuned for more updates on the evolving Bitcoin landscape!
