Bitcoin hash rate has exceeded one zettahash per second (1 ZH/s) on a seven-day moving average, marking a new security milestone for the network and signaling increased mining activity despite higher energy costs and lower post-halving rewards.
Record seven-day average: 1 ZH/s
Single-day peak reached 1.279 ZH/s, while price remained largely unchanged.
Higher hash rate improves network security and reflects miners expanding capacity amid pressure from energy costs and halving impacts.
Bitcoin hash rate reaches 1 ZH/s on a 7-day average; network security strengthens as miners expand capacity—read the full analysis and implications. (COINOTAG)
What does Bitcoin reaching 1 ZH/s on a seven-day moving average mean?
Bitcoin hash rate surpassing 1 ZH/s means the network’s miners are computing more than one sextillion hashes per second on average over seven days. This increase strengthens network security, raises the cost of attacks, and indicates growing mining activity despite tighter margins for operators.
How did the network hit a single-day high of 1.279 ZH/s?
Mining data platforms reported a single-day peak of 1.279 ZH/s. Miners added capacity and brought high-efficiency rigs online. This occurred even as Bitcoin’s price was flat over 24 hours, showing miner expansion is driven by operational scaling and efficiency improvements, not short-term price moves.
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Miners expanded to improve economies of scale. After the halving lowered rewards to 3.125 BTC per block, operators rely on efficiency gains and bulk deployment of state-of-the-art rigs. Some miners also diversify into high-performance computing to offset volatile Bitcoin revenues.
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