Bitcoin's hash rate has been reaching all time highs this year. But what is it? What does it mean? And why is it a measurement of health of the network?

Hash rate, sometimes referred to as hashrate, is a measure of the computing power on a cryptocurrency network that serves as a key security indicator. It measures the total computational power ...

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As the price climbs, so does the Bitcoin network's hash rate -- or the computing power being used to verify transactions and mine new Bitcoin. But what exactly is hashrate, and does it matter?