Bitcoin network mining difficulty reaches a new all-time high, and hash rate experiences a new round of growth

The Bitcoin blockchain has reached an important milestone in the latest difficulty adjustment. According to CloverPool data, the network's proof-of-work mechanism hit a new historical peak at block 921,312 on October 29.

Specifically, this difficulty adjustment resulted in a significant increase—сложность сети биткоин rose to 155.97 trillion, a 6.31% increase month-over-month. This growth reflects the continuous expansion of the mining hash power. Simultaneously, the network's average hash rate has risen to 1.12 ZH/s, indicating that more computational resources are being invested in maintaining Bitcoin network security.

From a technical perspective, the continuous rise in network difficulty is a normal manifestation of Bitcoin's self-regulation mechanism. The system recalculates difficulty approximately every two weeks to keep the average block time around 10 minutes. When more miners join or upgrade their mining hardware, difficulty increases accordingly, and vice versa. The record-breaking уровень сложности сети биткоин demonstrates that miners remain confident in the network.

Based on the current adjustment cycle, the next difficulty change is expected to occur in about 12 days. Industry observers are generally concerned whether this ongoing upward trend will continue or if market conditions will cause adjustments. In any case, this new record for the Bitcoin network once again highlights its status as the most secure and stable public blockchain globally.