On April 6, Bitcoin (BTC) mining difficulty increased by 2.23 percent, reaching an all-time high of 784,224 blocks.
On February 24, 2023, a record-breaking fourth difficulty was broken in a short time on the BTC network. The current difficulty of 47.89 trillion can affect many data in the bullish crypto market. It has never been harder for BTC miners to find the shit. The current Bitcoin protocol difficulty level entails approximately 47.89 trillion calculations by trial and error for miners to discover a cryptography complex value that meets predetermined criteria for each added block in the blockchain.
BTC Difficulty Increases By 2.23 Percent!
BTC mining difficulty, which increased by 2.23 percent as of yesterday and set a new record, became the fourth record in the last 41 days and after the block height of 778,176. The fact that the mining difficulty reached such a rapid peak brought its last signs.
The increase yesterday was 2.23 percent higher than the previous two weeks and the difficulty level will remain at 47.89 trillion until April 20) and last month the hashrate reached 400 EH/s on March 23. Continuing at $28,000 prices, BTC continues to affect important data in the crypto ecosystem.
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