Bitcoin network power demand falls to 10.65GW as hash rate sees 14% drop
The Bitcoin network recorded the year 2022’s lowest power demand of 10.65 gigawatts. At its peak, the BTC network demanded 16.09 GW of power.
The Bitcoin network recorded the year 2022’s lowest power demand of 10.65 gigawatts. At its peak, the BTC network demanded 16.09 GW of power.
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