#BTC Hashprice Hits $0.03 per TH

Bitcoin’s hashprice — the revenue miners earn per terahash — has dropped to around $0.03/TH, putting heavy pressure on mining profitability.

As a result, the network adjusted mining difficulty down by 11%, marking the largest negative difficulty change since China’s mining ban in 2021.

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#BTC CQ: This indicator reflects how far BTC’s price is from its long-term trend. Positive values indicate overextension, while negative values indicate undervaluation.

In the latest market drop, it reached -95.

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#BTC miner Bitdeer dumps its entire Bitcoin treasury of 1,132 BTC ($110M) amid mining margin dropping below 20%.

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#BTC CME basis is compressing, and the curve is flattening.

However, unlike the 2018 and 2022 bottoms, it remains positive with no backwardation.

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🐷 How much #BTC should be in your portfolio?

Wall Street has an answer

Six of the largest global banks and asset managers broadly agree on one thing:

Bitcoin allocation should not exceed ~5% of a portfolio.

Why so conservative?
• BTC is still classified as a high-risk asset
• Extreme volatility increases drawdown risk
• Institutions prioritize capital preservation over outsized upside

In their view, Bitcoin works best as a small asymmetric bet — enough to benefit if it wins big, but not enough to sink the portfolio if volatility hits.

Of course, retail investors often play by very different rules.
But it’s useful to remember how traditional finance thinks about risk.

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#BTC Bitcoin Shows Relative Strength

“Although global instability and the bear market are expected to persist, the low volume of deposits into exchanges validates the exhaustion of selling pressure in Bitcoin.”

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