Bitcoin's next difficulty adjustment on July 26 may lower mining difficulty by ~16%, increasing rewards for remaining miners but failing to address underlying financial pressures such as expensive power contracts and debt obligations.
La difficulté de minage de Bitcoin a chuté de 10,09 %, atteignant son plus bas niveau depuis juillet 2025. Cette baisse, la deuxième plus importante de l'année, est due à la chute du prix du Bitcoin qui a réduit les marges des mineurs. Bien que cela augmente la production de Bitcoin par hashrate actif, de nombreux mineurs restent déficitaires.
Bitcoin mining difficulty saw an 11th-largest drop of 10.09% on Sunday, falling from 138.96 trillion to 124.93 trillion. This adjustment eases pressure on miners as Bitcoin's price has fallen 15% in June, squeezing margins. Hashprice has risen to $33 per PH/s/day, pushing more miners towards breakeven.
Bitcoin's mining difficulty is expected to decrease by approximately 10.3% on June 13, reflecting severe margin compression for operators. This marks the 11th-largest negative adjustment in Bitcoin's history, driven by a nearly 30% year-to-date price decline and reduced network fees, pushing miners to their breakeven point.
The average block time at publication is about 9.8 minutes, falling slightly short of the 10-minute block target, according to CoinWarz.
