BTC Mining Difficulty Reaches a New Record High
The difficulty of mining BTC has increased by 3.45% and reached a record high of 32.05 T as a result of the latest recalculation.
The difficulty of mining BTC has increased by 3.45% and reached a record high of 32.05 T as a result of the latest recalculation.
According to Arcane Research experts, public mining companies are having a hard time due to the declining price of Bitcoin, rising electricity rates and the difficulty of mining. But none of them went bankrupt.
The most affected companies are Core Scientific, Marathon and Riot, as their total losses have exceeded $1 billion since the collapse of the Terra ecosystem.
Mining pools sold 3,767 BTC in July, whereas during the same month they mined 3,470 coins.
Cryptocurrency miner Cipher Mining has just deployed Bitcoin miners at a new 40 MW data center in Texas that is powered by a wind farm.
Mining firm Marathon Digital Holdings has just agreed to open a $100 million revolving line of credit from Silvergate Capital secured by Bitcoin.
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