Bitcoin mining difficulty reached 134.7 trillion, a historical high, reflecting increasing operational challenges, with the hashrate dropping to 967 billion hashes per second. Large enterprises dominate the market, while small miners occasionally succeed in mining blocks, receiving significant rewards, indicating that the mining sector still possesses diversity.
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Bitcoin mining difficulty reached 134.7 trillion, a historical high, reflecting increasing operational challenges, with the hashrate dropping to 967 billion hashes per second. Large enterprises dominate the market, while small miners occasionally succeed in mining blocks, receiving significant rewards, indicating that the mining sector still possesses diversity.