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Home»Bitcoin»Bitcoin Mining Difficulty to Rise After Short Drop in December

Bitcoin Mining Difficulty to Rise After Short Drop in December

Bitcoin By Gavin30/11/2025
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Bitcoin) (BTCThe next adjustment of difficulty scheduled for 11 December is expected to see an increase in mining difficulty, as the hashprice metric, which measures miner profit per computing unit, remains at record-lows. 

Bitcoin is the next big thing mining difficulty adjustment is expected to occur at block 927,360 at about 12:09:34 AM UTC, marginally increasing the difficulty from 149.30 trillion to 149.80 trillion, according to CoinWarz.

At the time this article was written, the most recent adjustment took place on Thursday and decreased the difficulty to 149.3 T. The result is an average blocktime that’s about 9.97 mins, slightly less than the 10 minute target.

Bitcoin mining difficulty between 2014-2025. Source: CoinWarz

Hashrate reports that despite a recent decrease in the difficulty level of mining, Hashrate’s hashprice remains at around $38,3 per petahashes each second per day. IndexThe. record low below $35 PH/s Reached on 21 November 

In context, the hashprice at $40 PH/s would be a level where miners could break even and consider a new business. de-energizing their machines Continue to run the business.

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Bitcoin mining hashprice is below the $40 threshold and nearing record lows. Source: Hashrate Index

Mining industry faces increasing challenges regulatory bans or restrictionsRising energy prices and tensions geopolitically between China and the United States could cause supply chain disruptions for critical equipment.

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Department of Homeland Security of the United States (DHS). investigating mining hardware manufacturer BitmainThe company, which has its headquarters in China, is testing to see if their machines could be remotely controlled or used for spying purposes.

Elizabeth Warren (US Senator) has suggested that by 2024 crypto will be a mainstream currency. ASICs could be used for spying On US military bases, sensitive installations of national defence and the National Defense.