For the past few days, the hashrate of Bitcoin mining has been reported to be falling.
The seven-day moving average hit a monthly low on Nov. 28, below 240 Eh/s, before recovering slightly in early November and rising again to 254 Eh/s.
However, at the beginning of November it was above 270 Eh/s, so the current level is still well below that of a month ago.
It is no coincidence that as of November 21, block-time rose above 10 minutes, necessitating a reduction in difficulty.
Bitcoin mining: difficulty adjustment after hashrate drop
In fact, a new difficulty adjustment has just occurred with a drop of as much as 7.3 percent.
Until yesterday it was almost 37T, while today it has dropped to 34.2T.
Bitcoin’s difficulty adjustments happen automatically, and are handled by the same decentralized protocol that underlies Bitcoin.
They occur exactly every 2,016 blocks, or about every two weeks. The previous adjustment took place on Nov. 21, and the next one is scheduled to take place
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