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Bitcoin mining difficulty has recently undergone a significant transformation, marking the largest single drop since the summer of 2021.On February 8th, a mining difficulty adjustment at block height 935424 resulted in a decrease of 11.16%, lowering the overall mining difficulty to 125.86 trillion hashes.

Bitcoin mining difficulty has recently seen a notable decrease, dropping to 125.86 trillion hashes, which represents an 11.16% decline.This adjustment, reported by CloverPool, highlights the dynamic nature of the Bitcoin network and its hash rate, currently standing at an impressive 948.13 EH/s.

Recent reports have highlighted a concerning trend in the Bitcoin mining sector, particularly related to the S21 Miners shutdown price.According to Antpool data, several models in the S21 series, including the Antminer S21+ and Antminer S21e Hyd., have now reached a critical point where their operational costs are no longer sustainable.

Bitcoin mining difficulty, a crucial metric for evaluating the competitiveness of the mining landscape, saw a notable decline during its first adjustment of 2026.This adjustment brought the difficulty down to 146.4 trillion, providing a brief respite for miners amid a year characterized by unprecedented challenges and volatility in the crypto sector.

Bitcoin mining difficulty has risen by 6.31% to reach 155.97 trillion, marking an all-time high for the network. This increase…