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The global Bitcoin hashrate has declined by 5.8% as escalating geopolitical tensions and market volatility impact mining operations. Iran's hashrate plummeted by 77% over the past quarter following the identification of Israel as a direct party in the regional conflict, which severely disrupted energy stability. The current crisis has forced thousands of individual miners offline, further straining the network's decentralized infrastructure. This downturn highlights high geographical concentration, with the US, Russia, and China controlling 65% of global power, leaving the US vulnerable with its 37% share. Analysts suggest this reduction could trigger a "miner capitulation" phase, forcing operators to liquidate BTC holdings to cover overhead costs. Investors are closely monitoring the resulting pressure on the BTC/USD pair and major mining stocks including RIOT and MARA.
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