On June 8, as a result of another recalculation, the difficulty of mining the first cryptocurrency increased by 1.29% - to 30.28 T.The indicator remains below the historical maximum reached in May 2022.
Data: BTC.com.
The BTC.com service predicts the indicator will stabilize at about the current level following the next recalculation.
On May 25, the figure fell by 4.33% to 29.9 T. The reduction was the largest since July 2021.
According to Glassnode, the first cryptocurrency’s smoothed 7-day moving average network hashrate is close to 212 EH/s. Over the past year, the value has grown by almost 50%.
Data: Glassnode.
Let us remind you that in May 2022, the income of Bitcoin miners amounted to $906 million - the figure decreased by 22% compared to the previous month.
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