Bitcoin miners may get a pause in competition, per @hashrateindex’s Oct. 30 forward curve. That would leave them competing after a 16.4% difficulty rebound; expected revenue per…
CryptoSlate Published: 2026-11-04 16:56 UTC Collected: 2026-11-04 19:25 UTC Original language: Not supplied by source
Bitcoin miners may get a pause in competition, per @hashrateindex’s Oct. 30 forward curve.
That would leave them competing after a 16.4% difficulty rebound; expected revenue per unit of computing pow…
Bitcoin miners may get a pause in competition, per @hashrateindex’s Oct. 30 forward curve.
That would leave them competing after a 16.4% difficulty rebound; expected revenue per unit of computing power fell 8.7% in the week to Nov. 2.
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