Bitcoin Bull Rally Fades, Mining Difficulty Surge By 0.63%
As the bear hug gets tighter, the price of Bitcoin may drop below $21,000. Recent price movements saw a high of $25,135 and a low of $23,243. The short-term aim for the declining price trend is a drop to $21,000–$20,000. Bitcoin Bulls Loses Steam On August 18, Bitcoin, the leading digital asset, is battling to hold over $23,500 as it tries to maintain an upward trend that has been growing for the past two months. The bulls’ dominance is clearly dwindling on the daily bar chart, and they will soon need to show greater tenacity to continue a price climb. bitcoinBTC/USD trades at $23k.....
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Mining difficulty passed 20 trillion Saturday morning.
Mining difficulty on the network rose by 8.9% today while the hash rate is more than 130 EH/s. The price of Bitcoin has reached a two-year high of more than $19,000 and fallen below $17,000 more than once in the span of a week as mining difficulty continues to rise.According to on-chain analytics provider Glassnode, Bitcoin (BTC) mining difficulty increased by 8.9% today, putting the metric within 5% of its all-time high value set last month. #Bitcoin mining difficulty increased by 8.9% today. It is now only 4.4% below its ATH. Chart: https://t.co/qtmuDmTfGS pic.twitter.com/1eX63yBAgc—....
Data shows the latest downwards adjustment in the Bitcoin mining difficulty has lead to the hashrate observing a bounce back up. Bitcoin Mining Hashrate Observes Surge During Last Couple Of Weeks According to the latest weekly report from Arcane Research, the hashrate has risen up following the largest decrease in the mining difficulty in one […]
The Bitcoin mining difficulty has registered another positive adjustment today, which has led to the metric setting a new all-time high (ATH). Bitcoin Mining Difficulty Has Seen Four Consecutive Positive Changes Now The “mining difficulty” is a feature on the Bitcoin blockchain that controls how hard the miners would find it to hash blocks on […]
Mining new Bitcoin keeps getting harder, but the current difficulty is still far from its record highs. As the Bitcoin network hash rate continues to recover amid global miners accumulating more capacity, the cryptocurrency is getting increasingly difficult to mine.On Tuesday, the Bitcoin network posted another mining difficulty adjustment, rising 3.2% to hit a difficulty rate of nearly 19 trillion, according to data from blockchain explorer BTC.com.The latest adjustment makes up the fifth consecutive surge of Bitcoin’s (BTC) mining difficulty since mid-July, with the difficulty rate....