Changing priorities: Where the resources from the Bitcoin network are going
Many are waiting for the rocket to $100K, but the market seems to be stuck at $67,000 for some reason. The answer lies not in the charts, but in the miners' hangars.
In March 2026, the situation changed. Mining difficulty dropped by 7.76% — this is a clear signal that major players began shutting down their equipment.
What is actually happening:
Economics: Currently, mining 1 BTC costs companies almost $80,000. At the current price, this is simply unprofitable.
Focus on AI: Giants like Bitdeer have found a more profitable business — they are renting out their capacities for servicing neural networks (AI).
Liquidity: To purchase new Nvidia chips, miners are using their reserves. Bitdeer officially has 0 BTC on its balance.
This transition of capacities from crypto to the AI sphere creates “quiet” pressure on the price. Miners simply found a more lucrative niche.
What do you think, will AI become Bitcoin's main competitor for resources this year? 👇
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