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Bitcoin network computing power declines by 17%, miners shift to AI data center
2026-08-15 01:03:21
According to CoinMeta, based on CryptoQuant data, the computing power of the Bitcoin network has dropped by 17% below its historical highest level. Publicly listed miners are shifting their electricity and capital to artificial intelligence data centers rather than pursuing new mining capabilities. This change has led to a significant decline in the computing power of the Bitcoin network.
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