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SuperHacker
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Actually, hashrate is following price. Most miners always put their hash power into the coin with highest profit. Which will cause hashrate always proportional to the price.
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I don't think you yet fully absorbed the influence of subsidies in the bitcoin. No subsidies, no price/reward coupling for miners. And eventually, we need to get there, else inflation
Fnuller15
replied 2171d
Agreed. Also BSV is a good example that price does not follow hash rate. They have mined with a big deficit for months.
SuperHacker
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And PoW is integral of historical price. If BCH want to overtake BTC in PoW, it will have to have a higher integral of price than BTC.
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So... not always...