Bitcoin's Mining Difficulty Taps All-Time High
Bitcoin’s mining difficulty reached a new all-time high at block height 753,984 from 30.97 trillion hashes to 32.05 trillion hashes. After two difficulty increases during the past month, the network’s mining difficulty jumped another 3.45% higher on September 13. The leading cryptocurrency by market capitalization, bitcoin (BTC).
Two weeks or 2,016 blocks before the last change, the difficulty jumped slightly by 0.63%. Following the increase today, at block height 753,984, it has never been more difficult to find a bitcoin (BTC) block reward. Furthermore, BTC’s U.S. dollar value dropped over 9% on Tuesday afternoon (ET), following the recently published U.S. CPI report. Despite the price drop and recent difficulty rise, BTC’s hashrate has remained above the 200 exahash per second (EH/s).
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