Bitcoin completed its latest mining difficulty adjustment at block height 971,712, with the difficulty rising 5.92% to 140.58T, according to data from mempool.space. The move followed the previous adjustment, which had marked a slight 0.03% decrease and brought difficulty to 132.72T. The latest change reflects the network’s regular difficulty recalibration mechanism as recorded by the on-chain data platform. No additional details were provided in the source report beyond the updated difficulty level, the percentage change, the block height, and the prior adjustment figure.
According to mempool.space data, Bitcoin completed its latest mining difficulty adjustment at block height 971,712, with difficulty increasing 5.92% to 140.58T.
The previous adjustment was a slight 0.03% decrease, which set difficulty at 132.72T.
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