Family, look at this group of "professional mining workers" in the crypto world, the miner brothers. Recently, life has been more heartbreaking than a soap opera!

The total network hash rate has actually fallen below the annual average, a scene I haven't seen since the distant year of 2021. Since the winter storm in the United States, the hash rate has been stuck below 1 ZH/s, refusing to rise. This isn't just a technical adjustment; it's clearly miners collectively staging a "strike," mainly saying "electricity costs are too high, competition is too fierce, I’m not serving anymore."
The current market is just like that scumbag who only draws big pie charts—shouting about stars and the sea, while making miners eat dirt in the cold wind. Even giants like Bitfarms are quietly changing tactics or even shutting down to save themselves. While this probably won't crash the network, the signal it sends is very painful: this industry has shifted from "money-making everywhere" to "extreme survival."
Watching these once-omnipotent hash power giants figure out how to "elegantly shut down," we small retail traders who watch the charts also need to be alert. The market’s leading actor is reshuffling; since the big players are starting to cut costs and adjust their stance, it means the upcoming game will only get more hardcore.
So, don’t just stare at those red and green bars; pay more attention to what these "hard-working" brothers are doing. Sit tight and hold on—this wave of "hash rate retreat" might be building up for something big, or miners might be collectively transitioning to delivery services. In this circle where everyone’s blood bar is thicker, are you going to fight to the end or follow the miners and retreat first for safety? Drop a comment and see who’s the real pressure-resistance king! #Gate广场五月交易分享 #比特币波动 #Polymarket每日热点 $BTC $ZBT