At 3:31 AM Beijing time today, the Bitcoin network completed this round of difficulty adjustment at block height 933,408. According to CloverPool data, the mining difficulty was adjusted to 141.67T, a decrease of 3.28%. This is the largest single drop in difficulty in the past six months.
Difficulty adjustments usually reflect fluctuations in the total network hash rate. In the current market environment, this adjustment may impact the mining reward cycles for individual miners and mining pools. For participants interested in Bitcoin infrastructure and mining economics, such difficulty change data is worth continuous monitoring.
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LayerZeroHero
· 12h ago
The difficulty adjustment is so drastic; it seems that miners haven't had an easy time over the past six months.
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UncommonNPC
· 12h ago
Difficulty decreases by 3.28%, the largest drop in half a year? Miners are probably going to be laughing their heads off.
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RektRecorder
· 12h ago
Difficulty decreases by 3.28%, the largest drop in half a year... Is this a signal of hash rate fleeing?
Miners are happy now, but it seems the price hasn't reacted yet.
3.28% may not sound like much, but it can really improve the earnings for small miners, which is interesting.
After this difficulty adjustment, will the price follow, or will it just range sideways again?
Half-year max drop... Feels like someone is cutting losses and exiting.
Where did the hash rate go? Please explain.
Difficulty drops improve mining profitability, but is this a bear market signal or a bottom rebound? Not sure.
Miners like difficulty adjustments, but is this really beneficial for BTC in the long term... Feels a bit like a slap in the face.
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WalletInspector
· 12h ago
Has the difficulty dropped again? Now small miners can finally breathe a sigh of relief.
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RektCoaster
· 12h ago
Half-year largest decline, miners should be happy
Hash rate drops significantly, is a new round of reshuffling about to begin?
A 3.28% adjustment, feels like there's not much fluctuation...
Does this mean individual miners have work to do again?
Honestly, does difficulty adjustment really impact earnings that much?
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DefiVeteran
· 12h ago
Difficulty decreases by 3.28%, this wave of hash rate fleeing is indeed quite intense.
Can mining profits improve, or will it continue to stay silent?
This rhythm is quite interesting, the largest drop in half a year.
Is it time for miners to buy the dip? Stay tuned.
The hash rate fluctuations are so large, it's a bit unsettling.
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PortfolioAlert
· 12h ago
Difficulty decreases by 3.28%, the largest drop in half a year... Can miners finally take a breather?
At 3:31 AM Beijing time today, the Bitcoin network completed this round of difficulty adjustment at block height 933,408. According to CloverPool data, the mining difficulty was adjusted to 141.67T, a decrease of 3.28%. This is the largest single drop in difficulty in the past six months.
Difficulty adjustments usually reflect fluctuations in the total network hash rate. In the current market environment, this adjustment may impact the mining reward cycles for individual miners and mining pools. For participants interested in Bitcoin infrastructure and mining economics, such difficulty change data is worth continuous monitoring.