Bitcoin Mining Tightens: Difficulty Hits 110.45 Trillion Amid Revenue Slump
Bitcoin’s mining difficulty has edged up by 0.61%, rising from 109.78 trillion to 110.45 trillion. At the same time, the network’s hashrate remains relatively subdued, following a notable drop from its high of 824 exahas...
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