As of September 5, bitcoin miners held approximately 1.1919 million BTC, up 261 BTC from a week ago, marking the first weekly increase of this scale since August 26. The 7-day average hashrate rose to 934 EH/s, up about 41.11 EH/s week-over-week. The Bitcoin Puell Multiple climbed to 1, up 0.04 from the prior week.
According to ChainCatcher, as of 14:00 UTC on September 5, bitcoin miners held approximately 1.1919 million BTC, an increase of 261 BTC from a week earlier, representing the first weekly increase of this magnitude in about two weeks since August 26. During the same period, the 7-day average bitcoin hashrate stood at approximately 934 EH/s, up about 41.11 EH/s from the prior week. The Bitcoin Puell Multiple rose to 1, up 0.04 week-over-week.
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