Mining Difficulty
Bitcoin Set for Biggest Mining Difficulty Drop Since July 2021
Bitcoin's hashrate collapse triggers a projected 9% difficulty adjustment, offering miners temporary relief amid seasonal and post-halving pressure.
Bitcoin Mining Difficulty Is Set to Reach Record High Amid Surging Hashrate
Bitcoin’s difficulty is projected to rise over 4% to a record 126.95T as hashrate nears an all-time high despite low transaction fees.
Bitcoin Hashrate Surpasses 1 Zettahash as Miner Revenue Hits Record Low
Network difficulty jumps nearly 7%—the biggest increase since July 2024—driven by an all-time high in hashrate.
Bitcoin Difficulty Hits New Highs as Key Metric Signals Miner Capitulation and Possible Bottom
Hash Ribbon signals miner capitulation, which tends to mark a local bottom in the bitcoin price.
Bitcoin Difficulty Hits All-Time High, Adjusts Positively for 8th Consecutive Time
When bitcoin typically puts in these many consecutive positive adjustments it has marked near cycle tops and bottoms.
Bitcoin Miners Approach $40B Market Cap as Difficulty Set for Fifth Straight Increase
The bitcoin hashrate is still soaring as mining difficulty looks to increase for a fifth consecutive time.
Litecoin Mining Difficulty Is Hitting New Highs, Foundation Says
The network’s mining difficulty peaked on Friday, indicating increased competition for miner rewards.
Bitcoin: dificultad de minería alcanza su máximo histórico y ejerce mayor presión sobre mineros
El indicador de dificultad aumentó 13,55% desde el último ajuste, efectuado hace aproximadamente dos semanas, lo que supone el mayor movimiento desde mayo de 2021.
Bitcoin Mining Difficulty Surges to All-Time High, Putting Additional Squeeze on Miners
The difficulty gauge rose 13.55% from the last adjustment roughly two weeks ago, the largest such move since May 2021.
La dificultad de minado de bitcoin alcanza un máximo histórico
El aumento en la dificultad de la minería se produce cuando el hashrate se mantiene fuerte, a pesar de que el precio de bitcoin está bajando.
