On June 29, 2025, the difficulty of Bitcoin mining decreased by 7.48%, reaching 116.96 T, according to ForkLog. This is one of the largest decreases this year, caused by the decline in the network's hash rate. The decrease in difficulty is related to the shutdown of part of the mining equipment due to low profitability, especially after the price of Bitcoin fell below $104,000. The average hash rate of the network, according to Glassnode, was about 919.3 EH/s, which is lower than the peak values of April and May.
The decrease in difficulty makes mining more accessible for participants with less powerful equipment, temporarily increasing profitability. However, the hash price has fallen to $52 per PH/s per day, which continues to pressure miners. Experts note that such adjustments help maintain network stability, keeping the block creation time around 10 minutes. It is expected that with the increase in hash rate in the coming weeks, difficulty may rise again.
This change highlights the dynamism of the network $BTC and its ability to adapt to market conditions. Stay tuned for news to keep up with all the changes in the industry!
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