Bitcoin’s hash rate stabilizes post-halving, while regulatory concerns emerge over Maximum Extractable Value (MEV) risks.
Bitcoin’s hash rate showed resilience, while BTC struggled to cross the $70k mark.
European regulatory response targets potential market abuse risks associated with MEV.
Unlike previous years, the fourth Bitcoin [BTC] halving was quite different. While miners’ block subsidy rewards have now been reduced from 6.25 BTC to 3.125 BTC, they continue to earn additional transaction fee rewards for each block mined.
In past halvings, Bitcoin’s hash rate dropped due to insufficient transaction fee rewards. This time, the hash rate stayed near all-time highs, rising from 630 EH/s to 640 EH/s post-halving, driven by increased transaction fee rewards.
