Hashvalue Releases Global Cloud Mining Trend Report Based on April On-Chain Analytics

Hashvalue published an in-depth report based on monthly on-chain data analysis, offering timely insights into global trends in cloud mining. The comprehensive findings reveal how decentralized mining behavior, regional hash rate shifts, and platform-level efficiency evolved over the past 30 days—providing investors, analysts, and miners with valuable directional indicators.

The report aggregates mining metrics from public blockchain networks, tracking variables such as network hash rate fluctuations, reward per hash, pool concentration, energy intensity, and protocol-level changes. Data was sourced across proof-of-work and hybrid consensus mechanisms and parsed through Hashvalue’s proprietary blockchain analytics engine.

One of the headline observations was the steady redistribution of hash power across mid-size mining pools, indicating increasing decentralization compared to prior months. Top-tier mining collectives saw a 4% decline in dominance, while smaller nodes in Southeast Asia and Latin America gained share, supported by mobile-compatible mining infrastructure and region-specific token incentives.

The report also noted a 12% month-on-month improvement in average mining efficiency, largely attributed to algorithmic scheduler adoption across cloud-hosted rigs. Platforms using automated resource allocation and low-latency switching achieved significantly higher energy-per-yield ratios, particularly in multi-asset mining contexts.

From a geographic standpoint, the largest growth in net new hash power came from regions integrating renewable microgrid solutions into mining operations. This included solar-aligned scheduling in North Africa and off-grid wind deployments in Central Asia—suggesting a continuing convergence between blockchain infrastructure and sustainable energy innovation.

Mining difficulty trends remained dynamic across major networks. The report highlighted a 7% spike in Ethereum-compatible chains, influenced by congestion from NFT activity, and an 11% drop in legacy proof-of-work chains facing declining profitability due to token inflation.

Beyond hardware metrics, the report evaluated miner behavior. Wallet churn increased by 9%, signaling greater movement of mined assets—likely influenced by automated liquidation mechanisms and performance-based token routing. Miner retention time on reward platforms shortened on average by two days, reflecting a shift toward agile, yield-maximizing strategies.

In addition, cloud mining stakeholders saw a widening yield gap between adaptive and static mining configurations. Networks implementing real-time telemetry and on-chain feedback loops generated up to 18% higher net yield over those with fixed allocation models.

To support transparency, Hashvalue embedded a public analytics dashboard along with the report. Users can access real-time mining trend charts, regional hash rate maps, and ROI performance metrics segmented by protocol and network conditions.

A technical analyst from the team commented, “Mining is no longer a static function of hardware—it’s becoming a data science challenge. This report brings clarity to how operational intelligence shapes mining outcomes in a competitive ecosystem.”

Hashvalue emphasized that ongoing trend monitoring will empower both institutional and individual miners to refine strategies in line with market, environmental, and protocol shifts. Plans are underway to release a quarterly report series with drill-down dashboards and predictive models to project mining viability across asset classes.