CoinMeta data: According to digital and asset, as of 14:00 on October 17th, the 7-day moving average of Bitcoin's total network computing power reached approximately 1,031.61 EH /s, an increase of about 44.08 EH /s from a week ago, and it is the highest level since May 29th. According to CoinMeta data, during the same period, Bitcoin miners held 1,192,622 BTC coins, an increase of 379 coins from a week ago. In addition, Bitcoin's puell (miner income multiplier) dropped to 0.99, a decrease of 0.14 from a week ago, indicating that the daily newly issued BTC in US dollars is slightly lower than the average over the past 365 days. The rebound in total network computing power reflects an increase in the computational capacity invested in the Bitcoin network, but it does not directly indicate that miners' profitability has improved accordingly.