Bitcoin Hashrate Decline Signals Miner Capitulation, But Major Price Drop Still Pending
Bitcoin’s recent hashrate decrease reflects miner capitulation, yet market indicators show true capitulation and a significant price bottom have not occurred.
Bitcoin’s recent hashrate decrease reflects miner capitulation, yet market indicators show true capitulation and a significant price bottom have not occurred.
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