Bitcoin network hashrate has resumed an upward move after a recent decline, according to data cited by CryptoQuant. The shift points to a recovery in miner activity on the network. BlockBeats reported the update on Sept. 21. The source material did not provide additional figures or a longer time frame for the change, and no further on-chain metrics were disclosed in the brief. The report focused on the directional move in hashrate and its indication that miner participation had improved after a period of weakness.
Bitcoin network hashrate has moved higher again after ending its recent downtrend, according to CryptoQuant data cited by BlockBeats on Sept. 21. The move indicates that miner activity on the network has picked up.
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