On Wednesday, September 10th, data recorded an even more record record after the total Bitcoin hash rate rose to 1,027 exahashes per second (EH/s), bounced from a short dip four days ago.
Bitcoin’s great power hashrate
The network’s computational strength is comfortable bent around the Zettahash (Zh/s) mark per second, so that the price of Bitcoin today looks completely at home beyond the $100,000 range. The metric shows that the hashrate reached a peak of 1,027 EH/s lifespan based on 7-day Simple Moving Average (SMA) figures tracked by HashrateIndex.com on Luxor.
Source: September 10, 2025, HashrateIndex.com.
On September 2nd, the hashrate peaked at 1,013 EH/s, and by September 6th it had slipped to 951 EH/s. Since then, he has returned to overdrive and piloted towards the latest all-time highs. As of 7:56pm, the calculation power was cruised at 1,020.17 EH/s. Block intervals move faster, with an average block time of 9 minutes and 17 seconds, with the network 44% away from the next difficulty adjustment scheduled for September 18th.
Source: September 10, 2025, HashrateIndex.com.
If block times are performed faster, the next adjustment is predicted to be steep, with current estimates pointing to a 7.67% increase. Still, there are blocks just over 1,100 blocks in the era, so the results can easily shift high or low. As of September 10th, the 12 major mine pools are Foundry USA, Antpool, Viabtc, F2pool, Spiderpool, Mara Pool, Luxor, Sec Pool, Binance Pool, SBI Crypto, Braiins Pool, and Ocean Pool.
Foundry leads the field with 287 Exahash (Eh/s) per second, while Antpool offers around 159 Eh/s. The f2pool contributes to 125 eh/s and Viabtc maintains 119 eh/s. Spiderpool adds about 73 EH/s, accounting for about 7.8% of the global total. Overall, these five pools command 763 EH/s. This represents approximately 74.44% of the total 1,025 EH/S hashrate. However, while the hash rate may be rising due to record highs, miners’ incomes have fallen 8.39% compared to 30 days ago.
Currently, the hash power is valued at $53.10 per second (pH/s) per day. On August 10th, Hashpris figures were $57.96 per PH/s. This means that miners are $4.86 less for all PH/s that contribute to the network. While the expansion of Bitcoin calculations may underscore the relentless growth of the network, miners’ revenues reveal the tough side of scaling. As efficiency accelerates, profitability is constantly facing pressure, pointing to the constant balance between advancement technology and lean rewards within the mining sector.
