What kind of complexity are we talking about?

The difficulty of bitcoin miners' mathematical puzzle-solving to validate transactions and add new blocks to the network is measured.

Just a few days before the much awaited halving event, the difficulty of mining on the Bitcoin network increased by about 4% to an all-time high. This adjustment, which is valued at 86.4 trillion, is a significant turning point in the history of cryptocurrencies.

A miner's hash rate, which indicates the total amount of processing power they have provided to the network, increases as the difficulty of mining increases. As a result, it's going to get difficult day by day to mine BTC even more

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⛏️📈 Bitcoin's mining landscape shifts again! As per BTC.com, the mining difficulty surged to 52.39 T at approximately 21:27 today, marking a 0.12% increase. The average network hashrate hovers around 374.85 EH/s. 🧐🔗

Anticipate the next twist: The upcoming difficulty adjustment on the 13th is projected to decrease by approximately 0.08%. Stay tuned for more updates in the dynamic world of Bitcoin mining! #BitcoinMining #MiningDifficulty #HashrateUpdate #CryptocurrencyMining #MiningLandscape #CryptoUpdates

According to Coinwarz data cited by BeInCrypto, despite a recent 12% drop in the price of Bitcoin (BTC) and the recent all-time high in mining difficulty, BTC miners' holdings are increasing. The report noted that the BTC mining difficulty has been raised to 55.62 T, marking a 6.16% increase compared to the previous difficulty level. It's worth noting that higher mining difficulty results in higher power consumption and potentially lower profit for miners. Despite these challenges, the data indicates that miners are still accumulating more BTC. 🛢️🔌 #BTCMiners #BitcoinMining #MiningDifficulty