Here is your weekly update covering key mining metrics alongside our commentary on what the numbers mean for Bitcoin miners. This episode we break down the supply squeeze playing out in real time. ETFs took in 10,542 BTC last week — over 3x what miners produced (3,150). Hashrate is plateauing around 970 EH/s, struggling to retest 1 ZH/s. And 8 of the last 12 difficulty adjustments since BTC's October ATH have been negative. The next adjustment on May 2nd looks negative again. That's another raise for efficient operators. If Wall Street is buying 3x faster than miners can produce, and hashrate is shedding the inefficient operators, what does that mean for the operator who stays online? 👇 Drop your thoughts in the comments.

Weekend homework is to read Satoshi’s original White Paper 📝 It should only take you about 15 minutes https://bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf

Down ~40% from October ATH 👀

One of the most common questions we get asked - Is it better to buy Bitcoin or mine it? In short, It depends on your goals, your capital, and how much time you are willing to commit. Both are valid strategies - but they have very different risk profiles, economics, and time horizons. We put together a one-page comparison sheet that breaks down 12 key factors for you to consider. 👉 Download the comparison sheet below. 👇 Let us know your thoughts in the comments.