Bitcoin Mining Difficulty Hits New All-Time High As BTC Price Moves Sideways
Bitcoin price has been trading sideways in the past weeks, significantly declining from the $29,000 support. This bearish pattern spread panic among traders but has not deterred miners. Instead, Bitcoin mining participants appear to have increased. This is evident in the increased mining difficulty, which soared to a new record high. According to available data, Bitcoin mining difficulty surged 6.17% in the last week, alongside a spike in network activity on August 22. Bitcoin Mining Difficulty Spikes Up Amid Nosediving Prices While BTC price tanked by over 10% in a 7-day period, miners’....
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Data shows the Bitcoin mining difficulty has set a new all-time high after observing a 13.5% jump during the latest adjustment. Bitcoin Mining Difficulty Sees Highest Single Increase Since May 2021 According to data from BTC.com, the BTC mining difficulty now has a value of 35.61T after the adjustment today, marking a new ATH. An […]
Bitcoin’s mining difficulty reached a lifetime high on April 27, at block height 733,824, after jumping 5.56% higher than two weeks ago. The difficulty jump further indicates that Bitcoin’s difficulty is also nearing 30 trillion, as the change on Wednesday shows the current difficulty is 29.79 trillion. It Is Now the Most Difficult Time in History to Mine Bitcoin After the Last Difficulty Increase On Wednesday, April 27, 2022, after block 733,824 was mined, it is now the most difficult time in history to mine bitcoin (BTC). Currently, and for the next two weeks,....
The processing power backing the Bitcoin network has continued its upward momentum tapping another all-time high (ATH) on February 15, 2022, at 249 exahash per second (EH/s). Following the latest ATH, the network’s mining difficulty increased on Thursday morning (EST), up 4.78% and reaching a value of 27.97 trillion. The mining difficulty has increased six times in a row since November 28, 2021, which makes it 23.34% harder for bitcoin miners to find bitcoin block rewards since then. Bitcoin Hashrate Cracks Another ATH, Block Rewards Become Much Harder to Find After Difficulty....
Mining difficulty passed 20 trillion Saturday morning.