Bitcoin concludes 2023 with an unprecedented hash rate of 544 EH/s, doubling since January. Despite a 150% surge in price to $42,300, individual miners face profitability challenges. The intricate relationship between hash rate, price, and mining difficulty defines Bitcoin's evolving landscape.
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