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0 sats \ 1 reply \ @BTCMiner OP 28 Apr 2022

HashRate index recently released their quarterly report, which may be of interest:

Hashrate Index Q1 2022 Report: The Next Era of Bitcoin Mining is Here | Hashrate Index #23483 https://blog.hashrateindex.com/hashrate-index-q1-2022-report

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0 sats \ 1 reply \ @BTCMiner OP 28 Apr 2022

Hashprice, a term coined by Luxor, refers to the expected value of 1 TH/s of hashing power per day. The metric quantifies how much a miner can expect to earn from a specific quantity of hashrate. You can denominate Hashprice in any currency or asset, but we display the metric in terms of USD or BTC (sats). For example

$0.20 per terahash/second per day ($0.20/TH/s/day)

475 satoshis per terahash/second per day (475 sats/TH/s/day)

Hashprice is a function of three inputs: network difficulty, Bitcoin’s price, and transaction fees. Bitcoin’s hashprice will change with every new block added to the blockchain. Luxor's Bitcoin Hashprice Index uses a 144 lagging SMA to account for transaction fees.

Hashprice is positively correlated with changes to Bitcoin’s price and transaction fee volume and negatively correlated with changes to Bitcoin’s mining difficulty.