As of now, the Bitcoin network’s hashrate exceeds 900 exahash per second (EH/s). Current statistics reveal that the United States holds a dominant position, accounting for 36.025% of the global hashrate. This leads to a fascinating competition among global regions. The hashpower landscape is not static, with Russia gaining ground while China maintains its share in the ever-evolving mining sector. As the Bitcoin market grows and more miners enter the fray, changes in hashrate distribution could shape the future of Bitcoin mining performance.