Mining hash power is a lagging indicator of price

The amount of hash power deployed follows price trends; lower Bitcoin prices make mining unprofitable, prompting equipment repurposing.
Consequently, hash‑rate changes signal past price moves rather than predict future direction.
Investors should treat mining capacity as a confirmation tool, not a leading signal.

BobbyBloomberg Television01:25:04

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“THE AMOUNT OF PEOPLE WHO ARE MINING BITCOIN DOES NOT LEAD TO THE PRICE BUT IS A LAGGING INDICATOR.” — Bobby

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“A LOWER PRICE WOULD CAUSE MORE MINERS TO BE UNPROFITABLE AND MAYBE REPURCHASE THEIR MACHINES TO DO SOMETHING ELSE WITH AI DATA CENTERS.” — Bobby

Rising AI demand tempts Bitcoin miners to repurpose energy, while mining hash power remains a lagging indicator of price movements.

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