Bitcoin’s blockchain itself is provocative. Halvings, such as the one in 2024, reduce miner rewards, constricting supply and previously igniting bull runs. Improvements, e.g., more rapid transactions through Lightning Network, increase confidence in its future, pushing prices up.
But bugs, such as a sluggish network or security issue, rattle confidence and crash values. Hashrate, an indicator of mining power, shows system robustness; a decline could be a warning sign. Exploring these tech indicators reveals how Bitcoin’s skeleton holds up or puts strain on its market skin.
