Bitcoin mining difficulty dropped by 5.63% to 83.15T
Golden Finance reported that BTC.com data showed that the Bitcoin mining difficulty ushered in a mining difficulty adjustment at block height 842,688 (19:00:14 on May 9). The mining difficulty was reduced by 5.63% to 83.15T, which is The largest reduction since December 2022; the current average computing power of the entire network is 575.70EH/s. It was reported yesterday that Bitcoin mining difficulty will suffer the largest drop since the FTX crash. Due to a significant 10% drop in the network hash rate, the mining difficulty will decrease by 4%.
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