⚡️ The Great Hashrate Migration: Why Bitcoin is Becoming "Scarcest"?
While traders argue over charts, tectonic shifts are happening in Bitcoin’s foundation. February 2026 has become a point of no return for many US-based miners due to new environmental fees. But instead of a disaster, we’re seeing a hashrate surge in other regions.
What does this mean for BTC price?
Migration to UAE and Ethiopia: Miners are actively moving to where energy is cheaper and regulations are friendlier. This makes the Bitcoin network even more decentralized and resilient to single-country pressure.Reduced Selling Pressure: Large mining pools have started strategically holding (HODL) their mined coins, anticipating a supply shock. When miners stop dumping, the price goes up. 🚀Energy Efficiency 2.0: The new generation of ASICs being deployed this quarter makes mining profitable even at $70,000 BTC.
💡 Insight:
Network difficulty is at an all-time high. This is the ultimate indicator that big money believes in Bitcoin more than ever. If you’ve been waiting for the "bottom," look at the difficulty charts—miners aren't leaving; they’re gearing up for a leap.
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