Bitcoin Mining Difficulty Hits a New All-Time High
Bitcoin’s mining difficulty has hit a new all-time high, rising roughly 4.68% from 37.59 trillion on Sunday to 39.35 trillion at the time of writing.

Bitcoin’s mining difficulty has hit a new all-time high, rising roughly 4.68% from 37.59 trillion on Sunday to 39.35 trillion at the time of writing.
Bitcoin miners are being caught between rising costs and the lower price of bitcoin.
The crypto company is also looking for cloud mining vendors as it plans to release cloud mining products.
Though price of BTC is recording only minor gains, the competition among its miners has been growing.
Miners with higher cost and large debt load will be weeded out by the crypto winter, according to industry experts.
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