Blockchain Daily published an article: Miners’ Bitcoin balance has decreased by more than 8% in the past 30 days!

According to Blockchain Daily, TokenAnalyst data shows that the Bitcoin balance of miners has decreased by 13.26% in the past 30 days (Note: the current value is 8.07%). Although Bitcoin has rebounded recently, its trend has greatly affected investor sentiment and seems to have exacerbated the current uncertainty in the market.

Matt D'Souza, a blockchain fund manager, said that historical data shows that the recent reduction in mining difficulty may lead to a positive impact on cryptocurrencies. He pointed out that although the recent sharp market fluctuations have caused many smaller miners to shut down, the larger miners that are still operating may hold their BTC and hope to sell them at a higher price.

According to OKLink data, from March 23 to 29, the number of active addresses on the BTC chain totaled 3,672,317, up 3.51% from the previous week; the number of transactions on the chain totaled 1,792,439, up 0.13% from the previous week; the activity on the BTC chain increased slightly.
As of 13:30 on March 30, the total network computing power was about 99.07EH/s, an increase of 0.02% from the average level last week. Among them, the 24h real-time computing power increased significantly, and the OKEx mining pool had the largest increase in 24h real-time computing power among all major mining pools.

In addition, due to a temporary system upgrade for options business, OKEx will suspend related functions for 30 minutes at 16:00 this afternoon. (NetEase)