Bitcoin hash rate exceeds 1000EH/s, independent miners and leading mining companies made big moves last week.

LiquidityWitch · 2026-01-23T04:20:12+00:00

This week, Bitcoin network activity increased, with total network hash rate reaching 1039 EH/s, peaking at 1164 EH/s. The price remained around $92,872, with a growth of only 0.61%. Ethiopia is seeking Bitcoin mining cooperation, independent miners are profiting, NIP Group is steadily growing, and Bitdeer is adjusting its asset allocation.

LiquidityWitch

2026-01-23 04:20:12

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【Crypto World】This week, the Bitcoin network was lively again. In terms of hash rate, the entire network averaged 1039 EH/s, with a peak of 1164 EH/s, a 3.4% increase from last week’s 1005 EH/s. It seems that miners are still quite enthusiastic. The price remained relatively stable, with a weekly average of $92,872, reaching a high of $95,830 and a low of $87,156. The weekly increase was only 0.61%, much milder compared to the growth in hash rate.

Mining dynamics are quite interesting. The Ethiopian authorities are seeking partners to enter the Bitcoin mining sector—this is a new trend in emerging regions. Two independent miners each mined a block this week, earning about $300,000 each. Small miners can still occasionally hit the jackpot. NIP Group disclosed that their initial operations have produced 151.4 BTC, with a stable growth trend. Bitdeer sold 146.8 BTC this week, reducing their holdings to about 1502 BTC, indicating an adjustment in asset allocation.

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rug_connoisseur

· 18h ago

Hashrate has broken 1000, but it's still a bit slow. Why is the price still hesitating? Independent miners taking home $300,000? Hmm, there's some value, but long-term depends on how big mining companies play. Ethiopia's entry is quite interesting. Has the emerging market awakened? Bitdeer produced 146.8 BTC in a week... Is this shipment volume serious? Small miners can still turn things around when they're lucky, it all depends on whether your luck is strong enough.

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blockBoy

· 18h ago

The fact that the hash rate has surpassed 1000 indicates that everyone is still optimistic, and the mining enthusiasm is really strong. Independent miners earning $300,000 a week—truly unmatched luck, I’m envious. The price has only increased by 0.61%, while the hash rate has surged to 3.4%, which is a bit outrageous haha. Ethiopia is also getting into the game? Mining is really blooming all over the world. It's great to see small miners able to mine blocks; this is what I want to see. Not everyone has to rely on major mining companies.

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BTCRetirementFund

· 18h ago

Hashrate surpassing 1000 is nothing new, the key is why the price is still so disappointing... Small miners earn 300,000 a week, this job is really quite good, just depends on luck Ethiopia is also mining? The whole world is getting competitive The data from NIP and Bitdeer look pretty good, but I don't know how sustainable it is 1039 EH, so what? I just want to know when it will break into double-digit growth

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TeaTimeTrader

· 18h ago

Reaching over 1000 hash power is indeed a signal, and I believe there is still a chance for small miners. After all, we see news of independent mining every week, but the price surge this time is too aggressive. Ethiopia causing a stir? This track is getting more and more crowded, and countries all want a piece of the pie. Bitdeer selling 146 coins so quickly? If you're still optimistic, you should hold. NIP's stable output is the key; compared to price fluctuations, hash power and the fundamentals of mining are more reliable.

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PanicSeller

· 18h ago

The hash power has exceeded 1000, but the price is still so disappointing. It's getting a bit hard to hold on.

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TestnetNomad

· 18h ago

Hashrate surpassing 1000 immediately takes off, why is the price still idling there? Something feels off. Small miners can still mine a block, I'm so jealous, my tiny resources are barely enough to compete. Ethiopian officials are getting involved? This is interesting, is a change about to happen? Bitdeer has churned out 146.8 units in a week, this level of output is serious.

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