tldr; Bitcoin’s hashrate experienced a significant drop of 12% since November 2025, followed by a sharp 30-40% decline during a severe U.S. winter storm in late January 2026. This disruption, caused by power outages and high energy costs, slowed block times to 14.7 minutes and reduced mining profitability. The hashrate fell to as low as 663 EH/s before partially recovering. The event highlighted the vulnerability of U.S.-concentrated mining operations to localized weather and grid issues, marking the largest hashrate decline since China’s 2021 mining ban.
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tldr; Bitcoin’s hashrate experienced a significant drop of 12% since November 2025, followed by a sharp 30-40% decline during a severe U.S. winter storm in late January 2026. This disruption, caused by power outages and high energy costs, slowed block times to 14.7 minutes and reduced mining profitability. The hashrate fell to as low as 663 EH/s before partially recovering. The event highlighted the vulnerability of U.S.-concentrated mining operations to localized weather and grid issues, marking the largest hashrate decline since China’s 2021 mining ban.
*This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.