Bitcoin’s Mining Difficulty Continues to Rise: 37% More Difficult to Mine BTC...

Bitcoin’s Mining Difficulty Continues to Rise: 37% More Difficult to Mine BTC...

Bitcoin’s hashrate has been climbing steadily over the last three months and rose more than 40% after the network’s hashpower was below 90 exahash per second (EH/s) on July 5. The trend has led to a consecutive run of five bitcoin mining difficulty accruals with another increase expected during the next transition. Hashrate Steadily Increases, Antpool Commands Top Position, Unknown Hashrate Returns The overall Bitcoin (BTC) hashrate has been slowly but steadily rising higher during the last 90 days. The network’s current processing power is coasting along at....


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