Data: After being halved, the power consumption of Bitcoin mining has started to increase.

According to data from Digiconomist, according to Decrypt, in the two weeks following the May 11 halving, Bitcoin mining power consumption dropped 24% and network performance dropped 38% at the same time. time. However, according to the latest data, Bitcoin mining power has started to increase, and yesterday's data showed that Bitcoin mining is expected to consume 61,256 TWh of electricity per year, which is the highest announcement. high since May 11. It's the case. a set. In fact, the chart was below 60 TWh in June and then declined again, but more recently at over 60 TWh for a week.