Bitcoin mining difficulty just fell 9.13% to 134.82T, the biggest drop since June. It is the sharpest reduction since the 10.09% drop recorded in mid-June this year, breaking October’s upward trend.

This happened because the average time to mine a block had slowed to more than the standard 10 minutes, due to a temporary drop in hashrate or equipment being taken offline amid pressure on profit margins.

As difficulty decreases, the network compensates for the lower computational power connected to it. This makes it easier for operational equipment to find blocks more efficiently, optimizing electricity costs against a market price of #BTC that has recently faced downward pressure.

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💥#bitcoin plunges below US$66,000 after more than US$200 million was liquidated in the cryptocurrency market in the last 60 minutes.🩸🐻🍅

💥The richest man in the solar system, Elon Musk, says Nvidia could lose key supply agreements without former CEO Jensen Huang. Those shares could fall further...🩸🩸🩸

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