- Divergence between Bitcoin's hashrate and price could signal a possible price increase, according to historical data.
- Signs of this divergence have already begun in September, which could lead to higher prices.
- Public mining companies have increased their market share after the halving, which could reduce the supply of Bitcoin on the market and push up its price.
- Bitcoin's network hashrate reached an all-time high of 693 EH/s, while the price of Bitcoin was around $54,000.
- Historically, such divergences have led to higher prices when the market caught up with the growing hashrate.
- Bitcoin showed a 7% increase in September, bucking the historical trend of lower prices in this month.
- Miners have begun to accumulate Bitcoin, which could reduce the supply on the market and push up prices.
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