The 11th biggest drop—after the computing power is cleared, revenue per PH/s is back above $30. The miners who have held on finally can take a breather.

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CryptoWorld News: Bitcoin mining difficulty has just experienced the 11th largest decrease in history, with a drop of 10.09%.
This adjustment occurred at block 953,568, with mining difficulty decreasing from 1.3896 million TH to 1.2493 million TH.
Galaxy Research data shows that Bitcoin prices fell about 15% in June, leading to reduced miner income and forcing some less efficient mining machines to shut down.
This adjustment allows remaining active miners to produce more Bitcoin with the same computing power, while potentially increasing miner revenue per PH/s to over $30.
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