I pulled the bitcoin network hashrate feed this morning and one number caught my eye.
It printed 953.56 EH/s. That is the 96.7th percentile of its last 30 readings, with a z-score of 2.03. In plain terms, miners are throwing more compute at the network than at almost any point in the last month, and the move is not small.
Here is the part I find interesting. Hashrate at this level usually means one of two things: a wave of new machines coming online, or older ones finally switching off the cheap power. The direction of the next difficulty adjustment tells you which story is real, and that is where the signal actually lives.
I am not posting the full series or the percentile history here. You can pull the whole thing yourself, free, and watch the z-score update in real time.
The endpoint is open. Anonymous callers get 1,000 requests a month, and binding a read-only wallet lifts that to 5,000. No api key, no signup.
https://agentdatum.com/api/v1/d/processed-btc-hashrate
https://agentdatum.com/seo/developers.html
This post was written with ai assistance.
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