Today, I saw many friends talking about this matter. I've heard that the wave of shutting down mining machines has started again. Yesterday, there was data saying that China's Bitcoin hash rate accounted for 14% of the global total. I don't know if it's true; it probably depends on the IP address. If that's the case, the actual hash rate is likely more than 14%.

But today, I looked at the mining data. First, the mining difficulty has been decreasing since November 10, which should be related to the price of $BTC, but the decrease is not significant. In the last two days, I haven't seen a clear downward trend. Either there aren't that many mining machines in reality, or not many have actually been shut down.

Aside from this data, the hash rate data is also similar; there hasn't been a significant decrease. These two pieces of data are core to mining, and neither has shown a clear decline.

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