Bitcoin
Mining is about to reach a new high highlight once around Midnight UTC in a sign of increased participation from miners making blockchain more secure.
The adjustment is likely to exit within the next 100 blocks, with projections showing that the measure increases approx. 4% to 126.95 trillion (T), which eclipses the current 123 T Post. Difficulty was 109 ten starting the year, according to Coinwarz.
The increase reflects growing long -term confidence in Bitcoin’s value, even when the activity on the chain and transaction fees remains low.
Difficulty is adjusted every 2,016 blocks and driven by the Hash Rate network, which measures the overall calculation effect dedicated to securing the network. Hashrate’s seven-day sliding average is now 918 exahashes per day. Second (EH/S) that has risen from 840 (EH/S) over the past two weeks. With previous peaks of 925 EH/S, any additional increase would mark a new record high in Hashrate.
Despite the increase in mining activity, transaction fees remain exceptionally low. A high priority transaction currently requires only 2 satoshis per day. Virtual byte (SAT/VB), which corresponds to approx. $ 0.30. The higher the fee, the faster the A transaction is confirmed as miners prioritize transactions that pay more.
These numbers suggest that although the transaction demand on the Bitcoin network is muted, mining continues to scale to new heights, highlighting a divergence between use and infrastructure growth.
