Ko te Whakamahi Pungao Ethereum ka kite i te paheketanga koi i te hekenga o te hua maina

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Ko te Whakamahi Pungao Ethereum ka kite i te paheketanga koi i te hekenga o te hua maina

Ko te kaha o te kaha o te Ethereum kua piki ake i te tau 2021. Ko te nuinga o nga mea i puta mai i te maakete puru i puta ake ai te hiahia ki te maakete. Heoi, i te mea kua eke te maakete ki roto i te ahua o te pea, kua heke te hiahia ki te poraka. Ko te mutunga, kua heke te mahi i runga i te Ethereum me te mea kua whakamaoritia e tenei ko te heke o te nui o te kaha e whakamahia ana i runga i te whatunga.

Te Whakamahi Pungao Ka tata ki te iti o ia tau

Haere ki te tau 2022, te Ethereum te kohi kaha kua piki haere tonu. I kitea e te whatunga te urunga mai o nga kaiwhakamahi hou i roto i te waa o tera tau na te pikinga o nga moni whakaheke (DeFi)” me nga tohu kore-fungible (NFT). Kua piki ake te kohi hiko mo te tau tata ki te 50% i roto i nga marama e ono. I te toru o nga wiki o Mei, ko te kaha o te whakapau kaha mo Ethereum kua eke ki te 93.98 TWh.

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Ka tere te heke mai i tenei wa, ahakoa kua tae mai a Hune me te maakete pea. I te hekenga o nga utu i timata nga kaipupuri moni ki te wehe atu i nga taonga mamati, i te tuatahi ka piki ake nga mahi whatunga. Heoi, i nga wiki e whai ake nei ka heke te paunga hiko ma te 50%.

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Presently, the estimated energy consumption for the Ethereum network is 51.82 TWh. The last time that it was this low was in September of 2021. It follows the same trend set by Bitcoin, the largest cryptocurrency in the space. Data shows that bitcoin’s estimated energy has dropped to 204.5 TWh, which is the lowest that it has been in a year. Additionally, the kohi pūngao ia rā hoki bitcoin is now sitting 30% lower than the previous month at around 10.57 GW on a daily basis.

Ka heke te moni hua maina Ethereum

The decline in the price of Ethereum has brought multiple implications with it. Not only has its energy consumption reduced, but it has also seen a drop in the mining profitability of miners. These miners who are rewarded with coins for helping to confirm transactions on the network are now recording less cash inflow dollar-wise due to the price crash.

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I te mea me utu tonu nga kaikeri mo a ratou mahi, na te hekenga o te utu i te mea e utu tonu ana ratou i te wariu taara kotahi, neke atu ranei, ki te whakahaere i a ratou mahi maina, kua heke iho nga utu.

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The decline in the energy consumption of the network shows that these miners are indeed scaling back their mining operations due to this drop in profitability. The same is been recorded across the leading network Bitcoin which has seen its price decline more than 60% from its all-time high.

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