Bitcoin mining difficulty dropped 9.13% at block height 975,744, falling from 148.36 T to 134.82 T, according to cloverpool data. The adjustment marks the largest single decline since June 14, when difficulty fell by 10.09%.
The sharp decrease follows two consecutive upward adjustments on October 16 and October 29, which raised difficulty by 5.92% and 5.54%, respectively.
Bitcoin Mining Difficulty Drops 9.13% to 134.82 T, Largest Decline Since June
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