Hash Rate
How many SHA-256 calculations all Bitcoin miners do per second combined. Higher = more secure network. Measured in EH/s; network sits around 600–1200 EH/s.
On-chain analysis · 60 seconds
Why do miners shut down rigs right before Bitcoin rallies? When hash rate plummets, it often signals capitulation—the weakest miners give up, which historically marks market bottoms. Meanwhile, whales follow a predictable pattern: they move large coin stashes from dormant wallets before dumping, reducing slippage and maximizing profits. The key insight? Hash drops and whale movement rarely happen randomly. Miners leaving the network combined with major address activity creates a powerful signal. By tracking these on-chain patterns together, you spot sell pressure before retail panic sells. It's not magic—it's data.
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How many SHA-256 calculations all Bitcoin miners do per second combined. Higher = more secure network. Measured in EH/s; network sits around 600–1200 EH/s.
Transactions of 500 BTC or larger but below the Mega Whale threshold (1,000 BTC). Common for large traders, OTC desks, exchange operations, and treasury management. Most actionable tier for daily flow analysis.
How many SHA-256 calculations all Bitcoin miners do per second combined. Higher = more secure network. Measured in EH/s; network sits around 600–1200 EH/s.
The market for immediate delivery of an asset at the current price. Opposite of "futures" (where you trade a contract for future delivery) or "perpetuals" (perpetual-futures with funding rates). When we say "BTC price" without qualifier we mean spot.
Transactions of 500 BTC or larger but below the Mega Whale threshold (1,000 BTC). Common for large traders, OTC desks, exchange operations, and treasury management. Most actionable tier for daily flow analysis.