$TREE Hashrate Peak refers to the highest computational power dedicated to securing and verifying transactions on the Bitcoin network at any given time. The hashrate is measured in hashes per second (H/s) and represents the combined mining power of all Bitcoin miners globally. A peak in hashrate indicates more miners are participating, increasing network security and transaction processing speed. Peaks often occur following significant price increases or after Bitcoin halving events, as more miners are incentivized by higher rewards. However, a very high hashrate can also lead to concerns about mining centralization and energy consumption.