Bitcoin mining difficulty kept rising even as parts of the industry shift attention toward AI, according to data cited by Techub from BlocksBridge. The report said hash rate has reached 7.5 EH/s, marking a seven-month high. It also noted that smaller mining operators may be taking in equipment discarded by larger competitors. The item was attributed to Cointelegraph. With the source material limited to a brief market update, the report centers on two points: mining conditions are still tightening, and some hardware appears to be moving from larger players to smaller operators rather than leaving the market entirely.
Bitcoin mining difficulty is still climbing even as parts of the industry pivot toward AI, according to BlocksBridge data cited by Techub.
The report said hash rate has reached 7.5 EH/s, the highest level in seven months. It added that smaller mining operators may be absorbing equipment discarded by larger competitors. The item cited Cointelegraph as the source.
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