Bitcoin's mining difficulty dipped to 146.4 trillion in the opening adjustment of 2026—the first recalibration of the year. With network conditions evolving, the next difficulty bump is on the horizon for January 22, signaling potential changes ahead for miners monitoring their operations. These periodic shifts are crucial for maintaining blockchain stability and network participation.
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Bitcoin's mining difficulty dipped to 146.4 trillion in the opening adjustment of 2026—the first recalibration of the year. With network conditions evolving, the next difficulty bump is on the horizon for January 22, signaling potential changes ahead for miners monitoring their operations. These periodic shifts are crucial for maintaining blockchain stability and network participation.