Bitcoin's mining difficulty dropped 9.13%, marking the largest downward adjustment since June. The decline came as block times slowed to approximately 11 minutes, well above the network's 10-minute target.
The difficulty cut is expected to boost miner revenue per unit of computing power by roughly 10%, all else equal, according to calculations by The Defiant.
Bitcoin Mining Difficulty Falls 9.13% in Largest Cut Since June
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