Is Bitcoin Going to Zero? What the Crash Below $76,000 Means for Miners
Bitcoin fell below $76,000 on November 5, and searches for 'bitcoin going to zero' are spiking across the US. Here is what happened and what it means for miners.
Plain guides to the optimizer, your balances and cloud-mining basics. Yields are estimates, never guaranteed profit.
Bitcoin fell below $76,000 on November 5, and searches for 'bitcoin going to zero' are spiking across the US. Here is what happened and what it means for miners.
No switch below the 5% threshold is correct behaviour. Switches are limited per plan per day and reset at midnight UTC — here is how to read the Optimizer screen.
Mining, account and withdrawable are three separate balances. Collect and Convert move the whole mining balance — here is what each one is for.
Every 15 minutes the ShiftHash optimizer compares the estimated net yield of 12 proof-of-work coins and moves your hashpower to the best one — only when the advantage is real.
Plans from $20 a month. Payout in BTC or USDT. The optimizer does the switching — you watch it work.
Create free accountYields are estimates based on current network and market conditions — never guaranteed profit.