Bitcoin Mining Difficulty Sees First Decrease in 2 Months
On-chain data shows that Bitcoin’s mining difficulty was lowered to 31.36 trillion hashes at a block height of 756,000. Despite this, the Bitcoin ecosystem is still guarded by the most…
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On-chain data shows that Bitcoin’s mining difficulty was lowered to 31.36 trillion hashes at a block height of 756,000. Despite this, the Bitcoin ecosystem is still guarded by the most…
Bitcoin network fundamentals have remained unfazed by its spot price failing to show any crucial breakouts. According to data from BTC.com, its mining difficulty has tapped a new high of…
Bitcoin’s hash rate continues to move in contrast with the asset’s price as it charted yet another new all-time high recently. This comes even after the latest substantial mining difficulty…
The bitcoin mining difficulty is expected to see its largest increase in over seven months later this week. This comes as the hash rate has surged by almost 30% in…
Bitcoin miners’ balance has reached a four-year high. According to Glassnode’s latest data, the figures have surpassed 1,845,303 BTC. Bitcoin Miners Hodling Again From the great Chinese migration in 2021…
The Bitcoin mining difficulty just went through its largest negative readjustment in over a year, declining by over 5%. The hash rate has also decreased lately, which is somewhat normal…
The mining difficulty of the world’s largest cryptocurrency, Bitcoin has reached a lifetime high of 29.79 trillion. Bitcoin has withstood an onslaught of sellers as it calmly rose to $39k…
Less than 13 years after seeing the light of day, the Bitcoin network has reached a significant milestone as 90% of all BTC ever to exist has been mined. However,…
It has taken the bitcoin hash rate less than six months to recover from its China-induced crash. The metric, displaying the robustness of the world’s largest blockchain, has increased by…
Recent research showed that nearly 20% of bitcoin’s hash rate within the United States is in New York, while Kentucky (18.7%), Georgia (17.3%), and Texas (14%) follow closely. New York…