Bitcoin Mining Difficulty Rises as Network Activity Stays Firm
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Bitcoin mining difficulty rose 3.87% to 138.97T at block height 943,488 (Cloverpool), reflecting increased network work and block production near targets. Seven‑day average hash rate stood at 987.01 EH/s, indicating sustained miner participation and stronger network security. Glassnode reports miner net position turned positive, with miners retaining more BTC after prior sales, which may reduce sell pressure and support crypto adoption and price fundamentals.
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- Bitcoin mining difficulty rose 3.87% in the last 24 hours to 138.97T at block height 943,488, per Cloverpool data.
- Bitcoin’s seven-day average hash rate reached 987.01 EH/s, showing continued mining activity across the network.
- Glassnode miner net position turned positive, showing miners retained more BTC after earlier periods of net selling.
Bitcoin mining difficulty increased 3.87% to 138.97 trillion at block height 943,488, reflecting sustained network activity. The adjustment came as hash rate remained strong, keeping block production near target levels. Meanwhile, Glassnode data shows miner net positions turning positive, suggesting miners are beginning to hold more Bitcoin after earlier periods of distribution.
Mining Difficulty Climbs as Hash Rate Holds Strong
Bitcoin’s seven-day average hash rate reached 987.01 EH/s, signaling continued miner partici…
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