Despite the price drops in 2022, the #Bitcoin mining difficulty, which continued to increase and broke records, made ATH again. Adjusted difficulty this morning was 49.55 trillion.
Bitcoin mining difficulty continues to break record after record regardless of whether the price rises or falls. Adjusted around 08:30 this morning, the new difficulty rose to 49.55 trillion, breaking a new record with an increase of 3.22 percent.
Finally, on April 20, the record-breaking difficulty was 48.71 trillion, while the adjustment on May 4 experienced a decline. However, this decline was short-lived and the new record was reached in about a month.
The #Bitcoin hash rate also broke the record at 354.55 exahash per second, reaching an all-time high.
As it is known, although many mining companies closed their shutters and unplugged their machines during the price drops last year, the difficulty continued to increase. The reason for this was that companies with good financial status continued to invest and increased the number of devices.
Recently, it has been stated that the new mining devices produced by the Bitmain company are much more efficient and produce more with less electricity. Mining companies such as RIOT and Marathon have also announced that they have activated these machines in recent weeks and that new devices have begun to be installed. #btc
