The 30-day vs. 60-day network hashrate SMA comparison, computed live from mempool.space — free, no login required. Identifies historical miner capitulation and recovery episodes.
The Hash Ribbon (Charles Edwards / Capriole Investments) compares a trailing 30-day SMA of Bitcoin's network hashrate against a trailing 60-day SMA. When the 30-day average falls meaningfully below the 60-day average, it is historically read as miners taking unprofitable machines offline — a capitulation phase.
Based on the data computed on this page, Liquid State has identified no episodes yet identified in the available data in Bitcoin's available hashrate history where the 30-day SMA dropped at least 3% below the 60-day SMA. Some analysts have historically read the 30-day SMA crossing back above the 60-day SMA, following such a stretch, as the point where miner selling pressure eased — a description of what has already happened, not a prediction of what will happen next.
Hashrate history from mempool.space (reused from the existing BTC Hashrate & Miner Revenue Tracker — no new data source). Informational only — not financial advice. Past on-chain patterns do not guarantee future price outcomes.
insufficient history
No episodes identified yet in the available data.
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Hashrate data sourced from mempool.space (free, public), reused from Liquid State's existing BTC Hashrate & Miner Revenue Tracker. Figures are informational only and do not constitute financial advice. Liquid State · crypto market intelligence.