Bitcoin Network’s Mining Difficulty Sees Largest Epoch Drop Since 2011

By cineramaNovember 3, 2020Bitcoin Business

Bitcoin’s mining difficulty saw the second-largest drop in history on Tuesday, as the difficulty dropped to 16.78 trillion, losing a touch over 16% since last week’s all-time difficulty high. […]

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Bitcoin Network’s Mining Difficulty Sees Largest Epoch Drop Since 2011

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