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In dieser Woche sind die Gesamteinsatzspeicherkosten um etwa 80 cfx gestiegen.
Diese Woche gab es einen Anstieg der ERC-721 NFTs auf Conflux Core.
In dieser Woche stieg das Einsatzvolumen im PoS-Pool um 7.4 Millionen cfx.

Das gesamte TVL der Defi-Plattform (einschließlich DEX, Stablecoin-Prägung, Kreditvergabe) XUnion auf Conflux eSpace beträgt 304.000 US-Dollar und ist im Vergleich zur Vorwoche gesunken.
Die Prägemenge von xCFX auf der Liquid-Staking-Plattform Nucleon auf Conflux eSpace hat zugenommen.

Die Liquidität und das Handelsvolumen der dezentralen Börse Swappi auf Conflux eSpace haben nachgelassen.

Das gesamte Darlehensvolumen der dezentralen Kreditplattform Unitus auf Conflux eSpace beträgt 7.44 Millionen US-Dollar und bleibt im Wesentlichen auf dem Stand der Vorwoche.

showed you the hash rate collapsing from 3 TH/s to 2.13 TH/s. I showed you the network choking at 0.67s block times. But the "void" is much deeper than a simple lack of interest.

​The Conflux Network Round 20 voting results have sealed the fate of miners. PoW block rewards are facing a brutal cut:

​0.8 → 0.4 CFX/block

​What we saw yesterday (the 3.02 TH/s peak) was the final gold rush. "Smart Money" miners turned on every machine possible to squeeze out the last 0.8 rewards before the well runs dry. Today, with the April 7th deadline approaching, the stampede has begun. Profits were sliced in half, and electricity costs don't forgive.

​The 'Oracle Gap' was the market pricing in this miner expulsion and the shift in coin emission. The network is recalibrating for a forced scarcity economy. Those who ignored the official calendar got caught in the crossfire between exchange prices and protocol reality.

​The question has changed: with a 50% reward cut, will the network sustain its security, or are we witnessing a total exodus to other chains?

​The math of the Halving doesn't care about your feelings.

Part 1: The Smoke Screen (Yesterday's Peak)
Just 24 hours ago, the Conflux network was screaming. Our data tracked a massive surge in the Network Hash Rate, hitting an unprecedented 3.02 TH/s. To the casual observer, this looked like raw strength.

As I pointed out in my previous analysis, this was a severe anomaly. The price was already showing weakness, yet the mining power was at its maximum.
This wasn't an accumulation secretly orchestrated by whales. In hindsight, it was the final desperate "squeeze." Miners knew the deadline was approaching and scrambled to extract every single block at the full 0.8 CFX reward before it was too late. It was a classic pre-Halving frenzy.
Part 2: The Poison Pill (The Round 20 Vote)
The answer to this anomaly lies not in the price charts, but in the protocol's governance. While retail traders ignore official forums, institutional miners pay close attention.
The Conflux Network Round 20 voting results sealed the economic fate of the network. The decision was made to enforce a brutal block reward cut:

This is the "Poison Pill." This is why the institutional miners—the "Smart Money"—didn't just exit their spot positions; they prepared to abandon the network nodes. The new reward structure destroyed the profitability of many mining operations overnight, especially given current energy costs.
Part 3: The Collapse (Today's Real-Time Data)
With the April 7th deadline looming and the reality of the 50% reward cut sinking in, the exodus began.
Today, the truth is reflected in the network's fundamentals, and it’s ugly. The Network Hash Rate has brutally crashed to a dismal 2.13 TH/s (nearly a 30% drop).

As I warned you just hours ago, the network is now "choking." Look at the block times. Instead of a smooth 0.49 seconds, the blockchain is engorged, struggling to deliver a block at 0.67 seconds.
This is the irrefutable, mathematical proof of a total lack of interest. Smart Money has pulled the plug. The market is "melting" (now at $0.054) because the very foundation of the network's security and emission has been compromised by the forced scarcity model.
Conclusion: The Deciphered Oracle
The current market chaos is not random; it's pre-programmed. The math of the Halving doesn't care about your feelings or your leverage.
Miners are not "desinteressados"—they are economically evicted. While retail traders got trapped looking at $0.057, institutional players were already moving their hardware to more profitable chains.
The true "Oracle Gap" was the divergence between the exchange price and the protocol reality. We deciphered that footprint yesterday. The next question is: with security declining, can Conflux maintain investor confidence, or are we witnessing the beginning of a larger migration?
Deciphering the institutional footprint. Siga-me para análises on-chain que o varejo ignora. $CFX