PANews reported on April 28 that according to Bitcoin.com, according to the latest report from Coinshares, the Bitcoin network computing power is expected to break through the historic threshold of 1 Zettahash per second (ZH/s) as early as July this year, significantly earlier than previously predicted. This data confirms the strong growth momentum and risk resistance of the Bitcoin mining network. The report further predicts that the Bitcoin computing power will exceed 1.28 ZH/s by the end of 2025 and may reach 2.0 ZH/s in early 2027.

In addition, the report pointed out that although the price of computing power, a key indicator of miners' profitability, rebounded slightly this year, it is predicted that it will enter a long-term structural downward channel. The report predicts that before the Bitcoin halving cycle in 2028, the price of computing power will fluctuate in the range of 35-50 US dollars/PH/day, and will fall below 40 US dollars in the first quarter of 2026. This trend reflects the dual pressures of improving mining machine efficiency and intensifying industry competition.