#比特币挖矿难度下降 Bitcoin mining difficulty cut by 11%: Miners take a breather, is the market's 'cash capability' coming back?

This round of difficulty has been cut by 11%, which has reduced the electricity cost pressure on miners, but the market seems to not have reacted yet—after all, BTC has been stuck at $70,000 for so long, everyone is waiting for a clear signal.

In fact, changes on the miner's side have always been a 'leading indicator' of market conditions: difficulty reduction → mining costs decrease → miner selling pressure reduces → less inventory selling pressure, coupled with the recent surge in Google search volume, new funds outside are actually eyeing the entry window.

But the current problem is that the Federal Reserve's policies have not yet been made clear, and the aftershocks of the tech stock sell-off have not dissipated, BTC needs to wait for a 'macro + on-chain' dual signal resonance to break through. However, miners have managed to survive first, which at least signals that the 'bottom is stable', and next we will see if there is a new narrative to take over.

What do you think, after this difficulty adjustment, will BTC touch $80,000 first or retrace to $60,000?👇

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