The mining difficulty of Bitcoin has reached an unprecedented level of 100 trillion, reflecting the robustness and complexity of the network.
This past Tuesday, the Bitcoin mining difficulty jumped by 6.2%, surpassing 100 trillion for the first time. The higher the difficulty, the more complex it becomes to secure the Bitcoin network.
As a result, miners are in a constant technological race, competing in computing power to solve equations and validate each block.
This significant increase in difficulty is not a random occurrence. Last week, the Bitcoin network recorded an average hash rate of 750 EH/s (exahashes per second) over seven days, indicating a high level of computing power.
