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Bitcoin Mining Difficulty Falls 9.1%, Most Since June

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Briefings

Bitcoin mining difficulty dropped 9.1% in November 2026, marking the third-largest decline of the year. This reduction occurred because slower block times increased revenue per unit of computing power, offsetting the pressure from Bitcoin's price decline on miners. The finding indicates a temporary easing of computational load despite market volatility.

Key points

• Mining difficulty fell 9.1% in November 2026, the third-largest decline of the year.
• The reduction was driven by slower block times increasing revenue per unit of computing power.

Context

Bitcoin mining difficulty typically adjusts based on block production rates and hash rates. A drop in difficulty often signals reduced computational pressure on the network, potentially improving miner profitability during market downturns.

Limitations

Data reflects November 2026 snapshot only. Specific miner names, exact hash rates, or regional mining locations are not provided in the evidence.

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