Mining difficulty on the Bitcoin (BTC) blockchain rose to an all-time high following the change made yesterday.
Showing the average number of hashes required to produce a new block mining difficultyaccording to BTC.com data to 61.03 trillion rose.
The difficulty level has increased for the third time in a row, so that compared to the beginning of last month increased by 12.7% happened.
Mining difficulty on the Bitcoin network every 2,016 blocks (about every 2 weeks), depending on how active miners are during that period.
Mining difficulty increases if blocks on the network are mined in less than the targeted average production time of 10 minutes, and decreases otherwise.
Changes made in the last few weeks, More miners are producing It may indicate. Experts warn miners ahead of upcoming halving Trying to make as much profit as possible he thinks.
After the halving, which takes place every 210,000 blocks, miners receive 3,125 Bitcoins, not 6.25 they will get it. Your next halving It will take place in April 2024 Waiting.