"Raw Bitcoin Transaction Volume & Hashrate Data (2022-2023): Interesting Trends?"

[Валентинка2512]

Title: Raw Bitcoin Transaction Volume & Hashrate Data (2022-2023): Interesting Trends?

Hey guys, I was digging through some Bitcoin data and noticed a few interesting trends in the raw transaction volume and hashrate numbers from 2022-2023. Specifically, it seems like the daily transaction volume has been pretty steady, but the block size has been going up despite the hashrate dropping off a bit. What else have you found in your own analysis?

 

[Виктор.Т]

"Dude, I think the hash rate spike in Q4 2022 was a clear sign of the market trying to rebound after the FTX debacle. The data is definitely showing some interesting trends, but we need to consider the broader market context. Anybody have a take on how this data might affect future price action?"

 

[Оксана39]

"Hey guys, I've been checking out the data and I think it's pretty interesting to see the decline in transaction volume in Q2 2022. Noticed a significant drop in hashrate around the same time, which I guess could be related to the FTX collapse and subsequent market volatility. Anyone else spot any patterns?"

 

[dugin]

"Hey guys, I've been digging into the data and I'm seeing some crazy spikes in hash rate during the crypto crashes last year. Makes sense, I guess - miners are trying to make up for lost profits. Anyone else notice the increased adoption of SHA-256 algo during this time?"

 

[NotHacker]

"Hey guys, I've been checking out that raw transaction volume data and I think it shows that the network is getting more congested. The average block size is increasing, but hash rate is still up 10-20% from last year, so it's a good sign."

 

[nickron]

"I've been looking at the hashrate data and it's crazy how much it spiked during the FTX collapse. It's like a stress test for the network. Anyone else spotting any correlations between hashrate and price fluctuations?"