A 20% drop in Bitcoin hashrate has pushed the Hash Ribbon deeper into capitulation. In the past, including the FTX collapse and mid-2024 yen carry trade unwind, that's signaled a strong price recovery once the hashrate reverts.

Bitcoin’s hash rate fell 10% after a winter storm knocked U.S. mining operations offline, highlighting weather risks to the network.

In early February 2026, the Bitcoin market remained under sustained pressure. Driven by macroeconomic uncertainty, a broad pullback in risk assets, and large-scale liquidations of leveraged positions, Bitcoin prices fell sharply within a short period of ...

Bitcoin trades near $71,000 — roughly 20% below its estimated $87K production cost — as miner profitability hits a 14-month low ahead of a major difficulty cut.

The temporary loss of mining power underscores academic concerns that geographic and pool concentration can magnify infrastructure failures, though markets showed little immediate reaction.

Bitcoin often rebounds toward its energy value after long downtrends, with Capriole’s model pointing to a fair price near $121,000.

Bitcoin hashrate drops from 1.133 ZH/s to 690 EH/s in 48 hours as US ice storms force mining shutdowns, affecting network difficulty.

Gold, silver, and pretty much all precious metals are exceeding expectations, melting faces. This week, gold printed fresh all-time highs, soaring to as high as $5,100. Meanwhile, silver broke $100, pushing to as high as $110.

Bitcoin miners offer a glimpse into potential BTC price upside to come as the historically accurate Hash Ribbons send a buy signal. A historically accurate Bitcoin price metric sends a “buy” signal for the fifth time this year. Miners’ BTC sales have ...

Corporations buy the dip as ETPs fade: While Bitcoin ETP investors retreated, DATs stepped in, adding 42k BTC (their largest accumulation since July 2025). Miner capitulation may signal a bottom: The network hash rate dropped 4% (sharpest since April 2024 ...