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Bitcoin Mining Difficulty Reaches Record High Before 2026
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As 2026 approaches, Bitcoin mining difficulty has reached near-record highs. Following significant market volatility in 2025, the increase in hashrate on the network has made mining more difficult. This is reducing profit margins for small and medium-sized miners, especially those with high electricity costs. On the other hand, large mining companies are trying to survive by leveraging modern hardware and cheaper electricity. While this situation will make the Bitcoin network more secure in the long run, it will also increase both competition and pressure within the mining industry.#miningpool
As 2026 approaches, Bitcoin mining difficulty has reached near-record highs. Following significant market volatility in 2025, the increase in hashrate on the network has made mining more difficult. This is reducing profit margins for small and medium-sized miners, especially those with high electricity costs. On the other hand, large mining companies are trying to survive by leveraging modern hardware and cheaper electricity. While this situation will make the Bitcoin network more secure in the long run, it will also increase both competition and pressure within the mining industry.#miningpool
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The difficulty of Bitcoin mining is set to increase at the beginning of 2026
According to Cointelegraph and CoinWarz data:
📈 The difficulty of BTC mining rose by the end of 2025 to 148.2 trillion
🔮 It is expected to reach 149 trillion on January 8, 2026, at block 931,392
⏱️ Why is the increase coming?
The current average block time is 9.95 minutes (less than the target of 10 minutes)
The network automatically raises the difficulty to rebalance
📊 What does that mean?
💰 Higher costs for miners (energy + equipment)
🏭 More intense competition and exit of weak miners
🔐 Higher protection from attacks and maintaining decentralization
🛡️ Key point:
Difficulty adjustment every 2016 blocks (~two weeks)
Is the safety valve that:
Prevents a single entity from gaining control
Protects the network from a 51% attack
Ensures a steady issuance schedule for Bitcoin
🔥 Smart takeaway:
✔️ Higher difficulty = Stronger network
✔️ Stronger network = Higher trust
✔️ In the long term… this is a supportive factor for Bitcoin and not negative
👀 The question now:
Are we witnessing the surrender of some miners or the continuation of the computational power race?
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According to Cointelegraph and CoinWarz data:
📈 The difficulty of BTC mining rose by the end of 2025 to 148.2 trillion
🔮 It is expected to reach 149 trillion on January 8, 2026, at block 931,392
⏱️ Why is the increase coming?
The current average block time is 9.95 minutes (less than the target of 10 minutes)
The network automatically raises the difficulty to rebalance
📊 What does that mean?
💰 Higher costs for miners (energy + equipment)
🏭 More intense competition and exit of weak miners
🔐 Higher protection from attacks and maintaining decentralization
🛡️ Key point:
Difficulty adjustment every 2016 blocks (~two weeks)
Is the safety valve that:
Prevents a single entity from gaining control
Protects the network from a 51% attack
Ensures a steady issuance schedule for Bitcoin
🔥 Smart takeaway:
✔️ Higher difficulty = Stronger network
✔️ Stronger network = Higher trust
✔️ In the long term… this is a supportive factor for Bitcoin and not negative
👀 The question now:
Are we witnessing the surrender of some miners or the continuation of the computational power race?
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#CryptoNews #BinanceSquare
🇺🇸🇷🇺 President Putin says the United States is interested in using Europe's largest nuclear power plant, ZNPP, for cryptocurrency mining.
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MINING POOL
(B)
If this miner par‐
ticipates in a mining pool, instead of waiting for a once-in-four-years $12,500 wind‐
fall, he will be able to earn approximately $50 to $60 per week. The regular payouts
from a mining pool will help him amortize the cost of hardware and electricity over
time without taking an enormous risk. The hardware will still be obsolete in one or
two years and the risk is still high, but the revenue is at least regular and reliable over
that period. Financially this only makes sense at very low electricity cost (less than 1
cent per kW-hour) and only at very large scale.
Mining pools coordinate many hundreds or thousands of miners, over specialized
pool-mining protocols. The individual miners configure their mining equipment to
connect to a pool server, after creating an account with the pool. Their mining hard‐
ware remains connected to the pool server while mining, synchronizing their efforts
with the other miners. Thus, the pool miners share the effort to mine a block and
then share in the rewards. Successful blocks pay the reward to a pool bitcoin address, rather than individual
miners. The pool server will periodically make payments to the miners’ bitcoin
addresses, once their share of the rewards has reached a certain threshold. Typically,
the pool server charges a percentage fee of the rewards for providing the pool-mining
service.
Miners participating in a pool split the work of searching for a solution to a candidate
block, earning “shares” for their mining contribution. The mining pool sets a higher
target (lower difficulty) for earning a share, typically more than 1,000 times easier
than the bitcoin network’s target. When someone in the pool successfully mines a
block, the reward is earned by the pool and then shared with all miners in proportion
to the number of shares they contributed to the effort.
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(B)
If this miner par‐
ticipates in a mining pool, instead of waiting for a once-in-four-years $12,500 wind‐
fall, he will be able to earn approximately $50 to $60 per week. The regular payouts
from a mining pool will help him amortize the cost of hardware and electricity over
time without taking an enormous risk. The hardware will still be obsolete in one or
two years and the risk is still high, but the revenue is at least regular and reliable over
that period. Financially this only makes sense at very low electricity cost (less than 1
cent per kW-hour) and only at very large scale.
Mining pools coordinate many hundreds or thousands of miners, over specialized
pool-mining protocols. The individual miners configure their mining equipment to
connect to a pool server, after creating an account with the pool. Their mining hard‐
ware remains connected to the pool server while mining, synchronizing their efforts
with the other miners. Thus, the pool miners share the effort to mine a block and
then share in the rewards. Successful blocks pay the reward to a pool bitcoin address, rather than individual
miners. The pool server will periodically make payments to the miners’ bitcoin
addresses, once their share of the rewards has reached a certain threshold. Typically,
the pool server charges a percentage fee of the rewards for providing the pool-mining
service.
Miners participating in a pool split the work of searching for a solution to a candidate
block, earning “shares” for their mining contribution. The mining pool sets a higher
target (lower difficulty) for earning a share, typically more than 1,000 times easier
than the bitcoin network’s target. When someone in the pool successfully mines a
block, the reward is earned by the pool and then shared with all miners in proportion
to the number of shares they contributed to the effort.
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#miningpool
In 2025, cloud mining has become an accessible and efficient way to mine cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin ($BTC ) and Dogecoin ($DOGE ) without the need for expensive hardware or technical expertise. By renting computing power from remote servers, users can participate in mining activities with minimal setup and maintenance. Here are five top cloud mining platforms to consider:
SpeedHash
Offers a $18 free mining bonus for new users, AI-optimized mining, zero maintenance fees, and supports multiple cryptocurrencies including BTC, DOGE, and $LTC .
BsvCloud
Provides an intuitive interface ideal for beginners, a $15 sign-up bonus, AI-powered mining optimization, and rapid withdrawals, making it a top choice for maximizing earnings effortlessly.
Genesis Mining
Established in 2013, it offers stable long-term contracts, transparent pricing, and supports Bitcoin and select altcoins like Dogecoin, appealing to users seeking reliability.
ECOS
A government-approved platform based in Armenia, offering customizable plans, clear pricing, and combining mining services with wallet features for a comprehensive solution.
Bitdeer
Backed by Bitmain, it provides efficient mining services for BTC and DOGE, with robust technology and various contract options, suitable for users comfortable with technical platforms.
When choosing a cloud mining platform, consider factors like user-friendliness, initial bonuses, mining optimization features, and withdrawal processes to ensure a secure and profitable mining experience.
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SpeedHash
Offers a $18 free mining bonus for new users, AI-optimized mining, zero maintenance fees, and supports multiple cryptocurrencies including BTC, DOGE, and $LTC .
BsvCloud
Provides an intuitive interface ideal for beginners, a $15 sign-up bonus, AI-powered mining optimization, and rapid withdrawals, making it a top choice for maximizing earnings effortlessly.
Genesis Mining
Established in 2013, it offers stable long-term contracts, transparent pricing, and supports Bitcoin and select altcoins like Dogecoin, appealing to users seeking reliability.
ECOS
A government-approved platform based in Armenia, offering customizable plans, clear pricing, and combining mining services with wallet features for a comprehensive solution.
Bitdeer
Backed by Bitmain, it provides efficient mining services for BTC and DOGE, with robust technology and various contract options, suitable for users comfortable with technical platforms.
When choosing a cloud mining platform, consider factors like user-friendliness, initial bonuses, mining optimization features, and withdrawal processes to ensure a secure and profitable mining experience.
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Mining company #Hive Digital is building a data center in Sweden
Mining company Hive Digital Technologies has announced plans to expand its business by acquiring real estate and building a new data center in Sweden. Hive Digital says the data center in Boden, Sweden, will be equipped with next-generation ASIC miners. In addition, the company has a fleet of 38,000 Nvidia graphics processors, the capacity of which it intends to offer to private users within the framework of the development program of environmentally friendly cloud mining. Hive Digital, formerly Hive Blockchain, went public in 2017 and operates multiple data centers in Canada, Iceland and Sweden. The company also promotes "green energy" technologies for mining digital assets on Proof-of-work (PoW) consensus, such as Bitcoin.#BTC #radionovcrypto #miningpool $BTC
Mining company Hive Digital Technologies has announced plans to expand its business by acquiring real estate and building a new data center in Sweden. Hive Digital says the data center in Boden, Sweden, will be equipped with next-generation ASIC miners. In addition, the company has a fleet of 38,000 Nvidia graphics processors, the capacity of which it intends to offer to private users within the framework of the development program of environmentally friendly cloud mining. Hive Digital, formerly Hive Blockchain, went public in 2017 and operates multiple data centers in Canada, Iceland and Sweden. The company also promotes "green energy" technologies for mining digital assets on Proof-of-work (PoW) consensus, such as Bitcoin.#BTC #radionovcrypto #miningpool $BTC
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Start early. It is similar to PI coin.
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Alternative to crypto - investment diversification or what a modern rashist dreams of
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Looking at this unstable world and the volatility of the crypto market today, a typical Russian is prompted by the idea of greater diversification of investments in the future. So, one of the alternatives to diversifying investments, according to a typical Muscovite, is production equipment aimed at manufacturing natural and useful products for mass consumption.
Looking at this unstable world and the volatility of the crypto market today, a typical Russian is prompted by the idea of greater diversification of investments in the future. So, one of the alternatives to diversifying investments, according to a typical Muscovite, is production equipment aimed at manufacturing natural and useful products for mass consumption.
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You can find it in the PLAY STORE.
or in the APP STORE.
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Get ready because it will start soon.
You just need the (ICE MINING) app
You can find it in the PLAY STORE.
or in the APP STORE.
Completely free, you just have to download the app and register and use the Alias: (eli.lo).
And you will immediately receive 10$ to mine.
(I am not responsible for the misuse of your ICE MINING account)
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Key factors determining miners' income in 2025
Hash rate and network difficulty
Hash rate and network difficulty are two key factors that directly influence mining profitability. The higher a miner's hash rate, the more blocks they can process, increasing their rewards. However, as the overall network hash rate increases, difficulty also rises, leading to reduced rewards if the miner's personal hash rate does not grow at the same pace.
Hash rate and network difficulty are two key factors that directly influence mining profitability. The higher a miner's hash rate, the more blocks they can process, increasing their rewards. However, as the overall network hash rate increases, difficulty also rises, leading to reduced rewards if the miner's personal hash rate does not grow at the same pace.
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#miningpool Bitcoin miner TeraWulf seeks $3 billion in debt to finance new data center capacity
Bitcoin miner TeraWulf is seeking $3 billion in debt financing to expand its data center capacity, in a deal supported by Google, which holds a minority stake in the firm.
The financing structure will be supported by Google and arranged by Morgan Stanley, TeraWulf CFO Patrick Fleury told Bloomberg on Thursday, and is intended to support further development of the firm's Lake Mariner campus in New York. The terms of the deal are still under negotiation, Bloomberg reported, and could launch as soon as October.
Google backstopping the deal could lead to a better rating of TeraWulf's debt, and comes amid broader AI-infrastructure financings, such as the $1.5 billion debt offering from rival compute firm CoreWeave in July.
Google secured an 8% stake in the firm following last month's $3.7 billion 10-year deal between TeraWulf and FluidStack, which will lease the AI compute capacity. Four days later, a 160 MW expansion option brought an additional $1.4B backstop, taking Google’s backstop to about $3.2 billion and its pro forma stake to about 14% of TeraWulf.
That deal could be worth as much as $8.7 billion, should FluidStack exercise two five-year extension options. The announcement of that deal led TeraWulf shares to jump, though the recent news has not had the same effect; WULF shares are down about 1.3% over the past five days, according to Yahoo Finance data.
Bitcoin miner Cipher signed a similar deal with FluidStack, backed by Google, this week. That deal, worth $3 billion over its initial term and as much as $7 billion following optional extensions, will lead to Google taking a stake of about 5.4% in Cipher. Cipher simultaneously proposed a private offering of $1.1 billion in convertible senior notes maturing in 2031.
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Bitcoin miner TeraWulf is seeking $3 billion in debt financing to expand its data center capacity, in a deal supported by Google, which holds a minority stake in the firm.
The financing structure will be supported by Google and arranged by Morgan Stanley, TeraWulf CFO Patrick Fleury told Bloomberg on Thursday, and is intended to support further development of the firm's Lake Mariner campus in New York. The terms of the deal are still under negotiation, Bloomberg reported, and could launch as soon as October.
Google backstopping the deal could lead to a better rating of TeraWulf's debt, and comes amid broader AI-infrastructure financings, such as the $1.5 billion debt offering from rival compute firm CoreWeave in July.
Google secured an 8% stake in the firm following last month's $3.7 billion 10-year deal between TeraWulf and FluidStack, which will lease the AI compute capacity. Four days later, a 160 MW expansion option brought an additional $1.4B backstop, taking Google’s backstop to about $3.2 billion and its pro forma stake to about 14% of TeraWulf.
That deal could be worth as much as $8.7 billion, should FluidStack exercise two five-year extension options. The announcement of that deal led TeraWulf shares to jump, though the recent news has not had the same effect; WULF shares are down about 1.3% over the past five days, according to Yahoo Finance data.
Bitcoin miner Cipher signed a similar deal with FluidStack, backed by Google, this week. That deal, worth $3 billion over its initial term and as much as $7 billion following optional extensions, will lead to Google taking a stake of about 5.4% in Cipher. Cipher simultaneously proposed a private offering of $1.1 billion in convertible senior notes maturing in 2031.
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The latest figures reveal that on Dec. 9, 2023, at block height 820,512, Bitcoin experienced a 0.96% decrease in its difficulty rating. This decline marks the first since Sept. 19, 2023, interrupting a streak of six successive difficulty hikes. Concurrently, Bitcoin’s total hashrate has shown a downward trend over the last six days.
Bitcoin Hashrate Declines Amidst First Difficulty Decrease Since Early Fall
For the first occasion in the past six adjustments, Bitcoin’s difficulty experienced a 0.96% reduction at block height 820,512. The current difficulty stands at 67.31 trillion and will remain so for the forthcoming 12 days, until Dec. 23, 2023. Although this decrease is beneficial for miners, simplifying the process of finding a block reward by 0.96%, it hasn’t led to an increase in the hashrate.
Contrarily, the hashrate began its decline a few days prior to the recent adjustment. On Dec. 4, 2023, the seven-day average hashrate was at 507 exahash per second (EH/s). As per the latest data on Dec. 11, 2023, the average has settled at 472 EH/s, marking a 6.9% fall in just three days.
The current hash price falls short of the peak reached on Dec. 6, 2023. Back then, the rate for petahash per second (PH/s) each day exceeded $111 per PH/s. Now, the seven-day average indicates a decline to $88.41 per PH/s, amounting to a reduction of over 20%.
In the context of the recent dip in difficulty and the hash price downturn, bitcoin (BTC) miners are looking at 19,135 blocks remaining until the next major milestone, known as the halving. This event, anticipated to occur around April 20, 2024, will slash the block reward from 6.25 BTC to 3.125 BTC per block.
As Bitcoin navigates through these fluctuations in difficulty and hashrate, miners are eyeing the impending halving with keen interest. The anticipated reduction in block subsidy rewards sets a significant turning point for the network.
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Bitcoin Hashrate Declines Amidst First Difficulty Decrease Since Early Fall
For the first occasion in the past six adjustments, Bitcoin’s difficulty experienced a 0.96% reduction at block height 820,512. The current difficulty stands at 67.31 trillion and will remain so for the forthcoming 12 days, until Dec. 23, 2023. Although this decrease is beneficial for miners, simplifying the process of finding a block reward by 0.96%, it hasn’t led to an increase in the hashrate.
Contrarily, the hashrate began its decline a few days prior to the recent adjustment. On Dec. 4, 2023, the seven-day average hashrate was at 507 exahash per second (EH/s). As per the latest data on Dec. 11, 2023, the average has settled at 472 EH/s, marking a 6.9% fall in just three days.
The current hash price falls short of the peak reached on Dec. 6, 2023. Back then, the rate for petahash per second (PH/s) each day exceeded $111 per PH/s. Now, the seven-day average indicates a decline to $88.41 per PH/s, amounting to a reduction of over 20%.
In the context of the recent dip in difficulty and the hash price downturn, bitcoin (BTC) miners are looking at 19,135 blocks remaining until the next major milestone, known as the halving. This event, anticipated to occur around April 20, 2024, will slash the block reward from 6.25 BTC to 3.125 BTC per block.
As Bitcoin navigates through these fluctuations in difficulty and hashrate, miners are eyeing the impending halving with keen interest. The anticipated reduction in block subsidy rewards sets a significant turning point for the network.
#BitcoinMiningRevenue #BitcoinEducation #miningpool
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