BITCOIN HASHRATE ON NEW YEAR'S EVE 📈

⚠️ No public source provides exact Bitcoin hashrate values for every 31 December from 2008–2025.

The earliest reliable hashrate measurements only begin in 2009–2010, and even then they are estimates, because:

- Bitcoin launched in January 2009

- Hashrate was effectively 0 TH/s for much of 2009

- Historical daily hashrate data is only available from 2009 onward (YCharts)

- Blockchain dot com and BitInfoCharts provide long‑term charts but not exact daily values for early years.

📊 Bitcoin Hashrate on (or near) 31 December - 2008 to 2025

(Values are the best available estimates from historical charts and published data)

🔑 Year: Hashrate on/near 31 Dec - Notes

2008: 0 TH/s - Bitcoin not launched yet

2009: ~0–0.005 TH/s - CPU mining only; effectively zero

2010: ~0.01–0.1 TH/s - First measurable hashrate appears

2011: ~1–10 TH/s - GPU mining era

2012: ~20–30 TH/s - GPUs dominate; ASICs about to launch

2013: ~5–10 PH/s - ASIC explosion

2014: ~200–300 PH/s - Rapid ASIC growth

2015: ~0.4–0.6 EH/s - Network stabilising

2016: ~2–3 EH/s - Pre‑halving growth

2017: ~15–20 EH/s - Bull‑run mining boom

2018: ~40–50 EH/s - Post‑2017 expansion

2019: ~90–110 EH/s - Steady growth

2020: ~130–150 EH/s - COVID‑era mining

2021: ~175-201 EH/s - China mining ban recovery

2022: ~220-255 EH/s - US mining expansion

2023: ~450–500 EH/s - Industrial‑scale mining

2024: ~808 EH/s - Confirmed 31 Dec value

2025: ~900-1,000 EH/s (1 ZH/s) - Based on late‑2025 values

📌 Sources Used

- 2024 31‑Dec value: 808 EH/s from Binance citing HashrateIndex

- Early hashrate emergence (2009–2010): CoinLedger research

- Historical data availability back to 2009: YCharts

- Long‑term hashrate charts: Blockchain.com

- Late‑2025 hashrate values around 1,100 EH/s: StatMuse Money