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Board Mining speculation

Re: 40 ExaHash drop in global hashrate
by
Nexus9090
on 23/04/2025, 17:33:56 UTC

Maybe a trend

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https://newhedge.io/bitcoin/difficulty-estimator

Latest Block:   893651  (4 minutes ago)
Current Pace:   92.2063%  (564 / 611.67 expected, 47.67 behind)
Previous Difficulty:   121507793131898.1                            
Current Difficulty:   123234387977050.9                            
Next Difficulty:   between 113734313058033 and 118471961989957
Next Difficulty Change:   between -7.7089% and -3.8645%
Previous Retarget:   last Saturday at 5:08 AM  (+1.4210%)
Next Retarget (earliest):   May 3, 2025 at 6:48 PM  (in 10d 7h 43m 21s)
Next Retarget (latest):   May 4, 2025 at 9:32 AM  (in 10d 22h 27m 17s)
Projected Epoch Length:   between 14d 13h 40m 4s and 15d 4h 24m 0s


or a retool from s21s to s21xps

         1 s21 =  200th
       10 s21 =     2ph
      100 s21 =   20ph
    1000 s21 = 200ph
  10000 s21 =     2eh
100000 s21 =    20eh

so it is 200,000 s21 units off line

or 300,000 s19xp units off line

either way power used drops a lot

about 710,000 kwatts an hour

or 710 megawatts an hour


retool of new gear could be happening

remember weather is warming up in the USA thus mining tends to slow a bit.

We do have a thread for this the 2025 difficulty thread.

Well, yes I thought it might be a large farm switching off somewhere to update or as you say re-tool. I guess if we see it spike back up that'll be some evidence of it but 40EH is a heck of a drop.

Do farms really contain 200,000 units? That in itself is wild. 710MW is about half a nuclear reactors worth.

In terms of power if you think of the total available hashrate it peaked at 0.907 ZetaHash.  Its almost an incomprehensible amount of power usage even if it were averaged out.

I'm sure if it peaks again it'll break the ZetaHash barrier.  Shocked

Mind blowing numbers...