Sprememba težav pri rudarjenju bitcoinov pomeni drugo največje povečanje v letu 2022 – meritev se približuje najvišji vrednosti vseh časov

V sredo, Bitcoin’s mining difficulty jumped 9.26% higher, recording the second highest difficulty rise in 2022. The latest rise is Bitcoin’s third difficulty increase since August 4, 2022, and it’s now 11.63% harder to find bitcoin block reward.

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Bitcoin Difficulty Jumps 9.26% — Metric Prints the Second Largest Rise This Year

Bitcoin (BTC) has experienced the third difficulty increase this month as the difficulty increased by 9.26% avgusta 31. The difficulty change took place at block height 751,968, and the 9.26% jump is the second biggest this year. The largest rise in 2022 took place 223 days ago on January 20, 2022, v višini bloka 719,712.

Bitcoin’s Mining Difficulty Change Prints 2022’s Second Largest Increase — Metric Nears All-Time High

Trenutno, the difficulty is 30.98 bilijon, which is only 0.27 below the network difficulty’s all-time high (ATH) pri 31.25 trillion on May 10, 2022. With bitcoin’s lower USD value and a 9.26% difficulty increase, miners have been dealt a blow. Pravzaprav, the last three difficulty increases have made it 11.63% harder to find a bitcoin block reward prior to August 4.

On August 4, v višini bloka 747,936, Bitcoin’s mining difficulty rose by 1.74% and two weeks later, it increased again by 0.63%. Five days ago, Novice Bitcoin-Tidings.com poročali on the community discussing the possibility of the difficulty seeing a notable rise. On August 25, Blocksbridge Consulting tvitnil that it was expecting “a notable difficulty jump.”

Nadalje, during that same week, Bitcoin’s hashrate spiked to 282.21 exahash na sekundo (EH/s). The hashrate was roughly 3.35% lower than the najvišja vrednost vseh časov (ATH) recorded on June 8, 2022, v višini bloka 739,928. V času pisanja, Bitcoin’s hashrate is coasting along at 236.33 EH/s.

The difficulty rise and the lower BTC value has not affected miners yet as the hashrate continues to run at elevated speeds. The difficulty increases when 2,016 bitcoin block rewards are discovered ‘too fast,’ and the metric decreases when the block discovery time or interval is ‘too slow.’

Average Block Interval and Current Hashrate Speed Show Another Increase Is Likely in the Cards

Satoshi Nakamoto’s design makes it so roughly every ten minutes, a new BTC block is found as the DAA system is modeled by a Poisson distribution scheme. The average block interval at the time of writing is 7:59 minutes, which means if the next 2,016 bitcoin block rewards are discovered ‘too fast,’ the next difficulty is estimated to increase again.

Bitcoin’s Mining Difficulty Change Prints 2022’s Second Largest Increase — Metric Nears All-Time High

There are roughly 1,964 BTC block rewards left until the next difficulty shift and it is estimated to take place on September 12, 2022. If the rise is higher on that day, there’s a great possibility that the network’s difficulty could very well surpass the ATH recorded 113 maja pred dnevi 10, 2022.

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Jamie Redman

Jamie Redman je vodja novic pri Bitcoin-Tidings.com News in finančni novinar, ki živi na Floridi. Redman je od takrat aktiven član skupnosti kriptovalut 2011. Ima strast do bitcoinov, odprtokodna koda, in decentralizirane aplikacije. Od septembra 2015, Redman je napisal več kot 5,700 članki za Bitcoin-Tidings.com Novice o motečih protokolih, ki se pojavljajo danes.




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