Bitcoin's mining difficulty has decreased by 9.13% at block 975,744, marking the biggest single drop since June 14. This reduction lowers the computing effort needed to mine new blocks, which helps maintain the average block production time near 10 minutes. The drop was larger than the previously forecasted 7.85% decline. Prior to this, difficulty had increased twice in October, but this adjustment signals a shift that could affect mining activity and network security dynamics.
Bitcoin mining difficulty is reported to have dropped 9.13%, the largest decrease since June. For readers following the broader cryptocurrency market, here is Pluang's market snapshot as of Nov 14, 2026 12:01 WIB: out of 50 major cryptocurrencies, 11 rose and 38 fell today. Notable movers include ETC at Rp114.353 with a 1-day change of -3.12% and 100% buy order activity, SUSHI at Rp3.000 down 2.93% with 66% sell orders, and EGLD at Rp50.938 down 2.91% with 91% sell orders.
The 9th Shandong-South Korea Economic and Trade Cooperation Conference and Yantai South Korea Week opened on November 6 in Yantai, China, highlighting strong economic ties between the Shandong province and South Korea. Over 150 companies participated...
The 9th Shandong-South Korea Economic and Trade Cooperation Conference and South Korea Week took place in Yantai, China, starting November 6, 2026. Over 150 companies from both regions participated, signing 23 new cooperation projects across sectors ...
A Hyperliquid address held short positions worth about $143.1 million across Bitcoin and Ether as of a November 14 snapshot. The short exposure included 1,379.421 BTC valued at $92.72 million and 26,463.76 ETH valued at $50.36 million. At that time, ...
ExaAILabs has introduced a new feature on the Base blockchain platform allowing AI agents to buy search queries using USD Coin (USDC) without needing to create an account or use an API key. This follows a recent launch by Belong, which offers event l...
Bitcoin prices have dropped 22% over the past seven weeks, reaching levels last seen in November 2021, signaling a long-term bear market according to Peter Schiff. Despite Schiff's recommendation to shift investments to gold, the precious metal also ...
