Wu Shuo learned from Galaxy Research that Bitcoin mining difficulty has currently fallen by about 18.5% from its historical peak, the largest pullback since the 2021 large-scale crackdown and cleanup of Bitcoin mining in China. Mining difficulty automatically adjusts based on changes in the network’s total hashrate to maintain an average block time of about 10 minutes; a drop in difficulty typically reflects some miners powering off or the network’s total hashrate declining.

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OnChainGeologist
· 7h ago
Miner shutdowns aren’t necessarily a bad thing. After the difficulty drops, the remaining miners’ revenue will increase, which is a kind of self-regulation.
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M2Hunter
· 7h ago
Oh no, a mine disaster is coming.
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GweiWatcher
· 7h ago
Catching the dip with mining rigs? Beware of ending up with everything wiped out.
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SqueezeSign
· 7h ago
Seeing this data, it reminds me of earlier predictions that the difficulty would keep falling—but I didn’t expect it to happen this fast. For holders, lower mining costs could increase selling pressure, but it could also attract new miners to enter the market. In any case, just be patient and wait.
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CeloBanker
· 7h ago
Is there a sign that computing power has exited and the coin price has stabilized?
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