According to the source, JPMorgan said the Bitcoin network hashrate fell for the second consecutive month in December, marking a two-month downtrend in mining activity (source: JPMorgan research note, January 2026). Bitcoin’s protocol reduces mining difficulty after sustained hashrate declines roughly every 2016 blocks, which can temporarily alter miner economics and block interval dynamics that traders monitor for BTC supply impacts (source: Bitcoin.org Developer Guide). Traders should watch the timing and magnitude of the next difficulty adjustment and any JPMorgan updates on miner conditions to gauge near-term BTC market reaction (source: JPMorgan research; source: Bitcoin.org Developer Guide).

According to Crypto Rover (@rovercrc), the Bitcoin hash rate has reached new all-time highs, with mining difficulty continuing to climb. Source data from June 21, 2025, shows sustained growth in network activity, indicating heightened miner participation and network security. This increase is historically linked to bullish sentiment for BTC price, as rising hash rate and difficulty reflect strong miner confidence and investment in Bitcoin's future. Traders should watch for potential upward momentum in BTC, as these on-chain metrics often precede positive price action. (Source: Crypto Rover, Twitter, June 21, 2025)