Quote from: SecureErase on June 29, 2014, 02:31:08 PM

Mentioned it before but showing 2 charts below. First is CEX.IO GHS price, second is Bitcoin Difficulty (inc total hashing). Up to May there was an inverse relationship between the 2. However since May the relationship has disconnected. There has been 6 difficulty increase since begin of May, but GHS price has trended up in that time-frame. Reason for showing is that you can consider the relationship between GHS and Difficulty / hashing power almost as a trading Pair because GHS essentially derives its value from the concept of an outcome from difficulty / total hashing power. So, has GHS in its market found a value that is now distinct from what Difficulty / hashing does? Or like trading pairs that have a historic trading pattern will the historic situation kick back in (i.e. return of inverse relationship)?

I'm not sure, but it's quite interesting. I would say that the trend will return at some point. It seems only logical that the price of a gigahash is going to continue to fall overtime as the network grows and difficulty rises.