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April 2024's halving was supposed to trigger a bull run by now. We're approaching the 2-year mark and the pattern looks nothing like 2017 or 2021. Why the 4-year cycle might be dead.
Transaction fees dropped from 7% to 1% of miner revenue after the 2024 halving. With the block subsidy halving every four years, Bitcoin's long-term security depends on fees replacing it. The data from 2024-2026 raises a serious question: is the fee market developing fast enough?
Bitcoin's network crossed 1 zetahash per second in September 2025. Then hashprice hit an all-time low of $33.31/PH/day in February 2026. At least nine major miners are pivoting to AI. Here's who's actually doing it.