As a result of another recalculation, the mining difficulty of the first cryptocurrency has been adjusted by 0.45% — to 126.41 T.
The indicator has slightly retreated from the historical maximum of 129.98 T, reached two weeks ago.
According to Glassnode, the hash rate (7 DMA) is 936.4 EH/s and is virtually at the level of the recorded record mark from May 31.
According to Hashrate Index, the hash price in the last 24 hours has remained around $53 per PH/s per day.
Despite the Bitcoin price maintaining levels above $100,000, the mining profitability metric cannot approach the local highs of December 2024 at ~$64.
At the same time, analysts from JPMorgan called the first three months of 2025 the "best quarter" for public companies in the industry since monitoring began (over two years). Experts noted that miners collectively earned a gross profit of about $2 billion with a margin of 53%, according to CoinDesk.
The lowest total cost of mining 1 BTC for the period was with IREN — around $36,400. The highest figure of ~$72,600 was recorded by MARA.
