Bitcoin’s seven-day average hashrate has fallen to its lowest level in three weeks, while miner reserves declined by 1,530 BTC, according to Techub, citing Crypto.news. The report also said the Puell Multiple rose to 1.13. It added that a drop in hashrate is usually linked to miners adjusting their activity in response to operating costs or market conditions. The update points to simultaneous changes in network computing power, miner-held balances, and a commonly watched mining indicator, without giving a more specific timeframe beyond the three-week low reference.
Bitcoin’s seven-day average hashrate has dropped to a three-week low, while miner reserves fell by 1,530 BTC and the Puell Multiple rose to 1.13, according to Techub, citing Crypto.news.
The report said a decline in hashrate is usually associated with miners adjusting their activity because of operating costs or market conditions.
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