Bitcoin Mining Weekly Report: Miner Transaction Share Drops Below 5%; US Listed Miners Control 25.3% of Global Hashrate

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Bitcoin Market and Mining Data (Jan 6–12, 2025)

Price Performance and Key Trends

Bitcoin exhibited notable volatility last week, peaking at $102,248.7** on Jan 6 before correcting to **$91,314.34 (weekly low). Key drivers included:

Hashrate Dynamics

Network hashrate fluctuated between 636.93 EH/s (Jan 9 low) and 917.21 EH/s (Jan 10 high), settling at 715 EH/s by Jan 12. US-listed miners now dominate 25.3% of global hashrate, with top performers:

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Miner Economics

Policy and Regulatory Developments

Industry Highlights

Macro BTC Forecasts

FAQ Section

Q: Why did miner transaction shares drop below 5%?
A: Reduced on-chain activity from miners amid high ETF inflows and profit-taking.

Q: How are US miners maintaining dominance?
A: Via scalable operations (e.g., MARA’s 53.2 EH/s) and AI revenue diversification.

Q: What’s driving BTC’s $200K price predictions?
A: ETF demand, institutional adoption, and historical halving cycles.

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