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14, Dec

Miner mining revenue remains meager—but there are no signs of a decline in computing power.

Bitcoin's hash rate remains stable, and the difficulty has been adjusted downwards for the third time, yet profitability is tighter than ever.
Miners successfully maintained the network hash rate above the 1 ZH/s threshold, equivalent to a total hash rate of 1000 EH/s per second. As of this weekend, the total hash rate stabilized at 1125.48 EH/s. This increase was due to a 0.74% difficulty adjustment at block height 927360 this week.

Since November 12th, Bitcoin miners have experienced three downward adjustments in mining difficulty, but the cumulative 5.06% decrease is still less than the 6.31% increase recorded at block height 921312 on October 29th. Even so, the hash rate shows no signs of slowing down; this continued growth has actually accelerated block generation. Data from December 13th shows that the average block interval is currently 9 minutes and 25 seconds.

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