Bitcoin (BTC) experienced a decline in the mining difficulty level after about 2 months and saw the level of 31.36 T.
btc.com When the Bitcoin mining difficulty level data is examined, it is seen that there has been a decrease after about 2 months. The difficulty level in question September 28 in the 756,000 block that took place on -2.14% with regression 31.36 T dropped to its level.
Finally, the Bitcoin mining difficulty level, which declined on July 21, has been on an upward trend for the past 2 months. Even 31 August with a rate that can be considered a record for recent periods in the history of 9.26% increased and from 28.35 T 30.98T level had been reached.
Although there is still 13 days until the next block is completed, according to the estimates for now, the next block difficulty is 0.97% T is expected to increase. The Bitcoin mining difficulty level represents the technical difficulty that miners’ devices must deal with in order to successfully complete transactions between blocks and receive rewards.
