Bitcoin mining difficulty has just undergone an adjustment. At block height 931,392, the mining difficulty was decreased by 1.20%, now stabilizing at 146.47 T. This decrease means that the threshold for mining has been lowered, which is good news for miners.

Looking at the overall network, the average hash rate over the past seven days has remained at 1.06 ZH/s. This dynamic balance between hash rate and difficulty directly affects miners' revenue cycles. Difficulty adjustments usually reflect fluctuations in network hash rate or a re-pricing of mining profitability in the market. For operational mining farms, this is a time to pay attention—profit margins may be reopening.