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has closed 8 red months in 2025.
The last 2 times this happened were in 2018 and 2022.
How can you consider 2025 as a bull year?
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Bitwise predicts $BTC will break the four-year cycle and reach new all-time highs in 2026, with $ETH and $SOL also hitting ATHs if the CLARITY Act passes.
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China's renewed crackdown on Bitcoin mining operations has significantly impacted the network's hashrate, driving it to a three-month low and contributing to recent price pressures on the cryptocurrency. This enforcement action, targeting facilities primarily in the Xinjiang region, has forced approximately 400,000 miners offline, leading to an estimated 8-10% drop in global hashrate from peaks around 1,160 EH/s in October to about 1,045 EH/s in December 2025. The move aligns with Beijing's long-standing policy to curb crypto activities in favor of its state-backed digital yuan, though underground operations had previously allowed a partial resurgence in mining share to 14% of global capacity. ✏ Background on the Crackdown Since the 2021 ban, China has periodically intensified raids to enforce compliance, viewing mining as a threat to energy security and financial controls. Recent actions in Xinjiang, a key hub due to cheap hydroelectric power, involved sudden shutdowns that halted revenue for affected miners, prompting some to sell Bitcoin holdings to cover costs or relocate equipment to friendlier jurisdictions like the U.S. or Kazakhstan. This has resulted in three consecutive negative difficulty adjustments, the longest streak since mid-2022, underscoring the network's vulnerability to regional disruptions despite its global distribution. ✏ Effects on Bitcoin Network and Price The hashrate decline temporarily weakens network security, as fewer miners mean reduced computational power to validate transactions and resist attacks, though recovery is expected as hashrate redistributes. Bitcoin's price, already under pressure from macroeconomic factors like U.S. tariffs and inflation, fell about 5% to around $85,500-$86,000 following the news, with analysts linking the sell-off to miner capitulation and broader sentiment erosion. However, this could create buying opportunities if institutional inflows resume, as the event highlights Bitcoin's resilience—hashrate has historically rebounded stronger post-crackdowns.
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