According to Luxor’s hashrateindex.com, Bitcoin’s total hashrate hit an all-time high on Saturday, as seen in the seven-day simple moving average (SMA). At 12 p.m. EDT on Sept. 7, the hashrate clocked in at an impressive 679.17 exahash per second (EH/s), edging past the previous record of 677 EH/s set on July 25—about 44 days ago.

The last hashrate all-time high occurred on July 25, 2024. Today sets a new record for the network.

At this pace, the network is only 67.9% away from reaching the zettahash era, which equals 1,000 EH/s. Adding to the hashrate milestone, the current level of computational power equals a staggering 679 quintillion hashes per second.

This achievement comes despite bitcoin revenues being relatively low. In fact, the hashprice—an estimate of the daily value for 1 petahash per second (PH/s)—has dipped below $40. As of today, hashrateindex.com shows the hashprice at $39.01 per PH/s per day.

This is among the lowest levels seen this year, with the lowest dipping below $37 in the first week of August. No matter the price, bitcoin mining demands relentless dedication, as shown by the recent hashrate achievement.

The growth in computational power, even as profits decline, showcases the determination needed to thrive in this tough environment. Miners must forge ahead despite shrinking rewards, which has consequently driven the network to new heights. Mining bitcoin is a high-stakes endeavor, requiring both resilience and a long-term vision in this ever-changing landscape.

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