On July 11, 2026, Bitcoin's mining difficulty decreased by 5% to 127.17 trillion, marking the 14th adjustment of the year and moving closer to its yearly low. This drop was driven by a 7.9% decline in hashrate over ten days, slowing block production and prompting the difficulty cut. Meanwhile, the hashprice—the expected miner revenue per petahash—rose 12.5% to $31.1 but remains 37.2% below its peak from October 2025. The pattern of fluctuating difficulty, hashrate, and hashprice throughout 2026 indicates miners are adjusting to tighter margins, with computing power stabilizing in a lower range. This suggests a mining sector balancing between recovery and ongoing challenges rather than a sustained downturn.
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Recent crypto scams include fake SecondFi apps designed to steal wallets, a $14.2 million theft of 180,900 Solana tokens from a compromised whale wallet, and a software supply chain attack on the jscrambler npm package distributing malware. These inc...
NNS Holding (Cyprus) Limited announced it purchased 403,642 additional shares of OCI Global N.V. at an average price of €4.08 per share, representing about 0.19% of OCI's issued capital. After this transaction, NNS holds approximately 54.94% of OCI's...
Jordan Williams from the UK secured his second consecutive Elite Men's Downhill victory at Round 6 of the WHOOP UCI Mountain Bike World Series in Pal Arinsal, Andorra, finishing with a time of 2:41.666. This win marks his third Elite World Cup victor...
Recent reports of declining Netflix subscriber engagement and viewership sparked speculation that Netflix is shifting its business model towards live channels or becoming like YouTube. However, industry insiders clarify these engagement dips are comm...
