Sean on Nostr: Bitcoin mining difficulty decreased by 2.12% at block height 880,992. The difficulty ...
Bitcoin mining difficulty decreased by 2.12% at block height 880,992.
The difficulty level fell from 110.45 trillion to 108.11 trillion, marking the first decline since September.
Hashprice (revenue miners earn per unit of hashpower) rose slightly to $59/PH/s following the adjustment.
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2025-01-27 10:48:41Event JSON
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