The only declining indicator is BTC production—down from 92 to 89 coins. But don’t worry, this is mainly because November had one less day. Calculated daily production remains at 2.97 BTC, staying flat over two months.
What truly deserves attention are the parts that are rising: deployment computing power is increasing, the actual operating computing power is also climbing, and BTC inventory holdings are accumulating.
Numbers might dip, but the trajectory? Still pointing up.
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GasWastingMaximalist
· 12-11 11:46
If the daily average hasn't changed, there's not much to say; it's easy to be fooled when looking at the dropping numbers.
An increase in hash rate is the real signal; accumulating positions is on point.
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 12-11 11:40
No need to panic this time. Losing 3 BTC in a day is a bit interesting... Just wait for the daily average to level out, and it'll be fine.
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liquidation_surfer
· 12-11 11:31
Don't worry too much if the daily output remains steady; the key is that both computing power and inventory are accumulating, and that's what really matters.
CAN's performance this month remains steady!
The only declining indicator is BTC production—down from 92 to 89 coins. But don’t worry, this is mainly because November had one less day. Calculated daily production remains at 2.97 BTC, staying flat over two months.
What truly deserves attention are the parts that are rising: deployment computing power is increasing, the actual operating computing power is also climbing, and BTC inventory holdings are accumulating.
Numbers might dip, but the trajectory? Still pointing up.