Bitcoin mining difficulty increased by 0.63% to 102.29 T this morning, setting a new record
On November 19th, CloverPool data shows that the difficulty of Bitcoin mining has undergone a mining difficulty adjustment at block height 870,912 (4:42:12 today), with a 0.63% increase in mining difficulty to 102.29 T, reaching a new historical high. Currently, the average computing power of the entire network in the past seven days is 738.3 EH/s.
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