Five days ago, Bitcoin’s hashrate had shown improvement as it increased 15% over the course of ten days and today, the computational power remains above the 200 exahash per second (EH/s) region. Meanwhile, bitcoin miners caught another break on Thursday, as the network’s mining difficulty adjusted downward for the second time in a row, making it 0.35% less difficult to find a block reward.
Bitcoin’s Mining Difficulty Drops for Second Time in a Row at Block Height 727,776
At the time of writing, the computational power behind the Bitcoin (BTC) network is coasting along at 213.27 EH/s, and for a majority of the time during the last seven days BTC’s hashpower has remained above 200 EH/s. On Thursday, at block height 727,776, bitcoin miners caught a break when the network’s mining difficulty dropped downwards 0.35%. The 0.35% slide is the second drop in a row after the network’s difficulty slid 1.49% on March 3.
With the two difficulty drops combined, it is now 1.84% easier to
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