Bitcoin's mining difficulty has decreased by 11.16% to 125.86 T, marking the largest single negative adjustment since China's mining crackdown in July 2021. This adjustment ranks as the tenth largest drop in history. The reduction was primarily due to production cuts at mining farms caused by weather conditions at the end of January. Despite this, there are signs of a recovery in implied hash rate towards the end of the current difficulty adjustment cycle.
Bitcoin Mining Difficulty Drops 11.16% Amid Weather-Related Production Cuts
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