Bitcoin (BTC) difficulty hit an all-time high of 114.7 trillion (T) following a 5.6% upward adjustment over the weekend, ...

Bitcoin's difficulty reached a record high of 114.7 trillion following a 5.6% adjustment, coinciding with the Hash Ribbon ...

Bitcoin mining stocks have again been on investors' radar, as the industry prepares for a revival following the Bitcoin halving event 2024.

Bitcoin miners' profit/loss sustainability has entered the extremely underpaid zone, risking miner capitulation.

Bitcoin's mining difficulty, a measure of how hard it is to create a new block in the cryptocurrency's blockchain, has reached a new peak of 114.7 trillion over the weekend, following a 5.6% increase.

Despite the high risk of Bitcoin miner capitulation, analyst James Van Straten believes that the cryptocurrency could hold ...

Bitcoin miners reported a drop in monthly production as mining difficulty — the computational power required to confirm BTC transactions and mine new blocks — continued to increase.

The Bitcoin network hashrate, a proxy for competition in the industry and mining difficulty, rose slightly in January, Wall Street bank JPMorgan (JPM) said in a research report on Monday.

This rise in difficulty is due to bitcoin’s rising hash rate, which hit an all-time high on Feb. 4. Mining difficulty adjusts every 2,016 blocks, targeting an average block time of 10 minutes.

Bitcoin's mining difficulty, a measure of how hard it is to create a new block in the cryptocurrency's blockchain, has reached a new peak of 114.7 trillion over the weekend, following a 5.6% increase.