Bitcoin (BTC) mining difficulty fell slightly on Saturday after reaching the highest level of 126.9 trillion on May 31 at the beginning of the previous period of adjusting the difficulties.
According to the level of difficulty of mining, bitcoins is currently around 126.4 trillion data from the cryptochant.
Higher mining and network hashrate difficulties, which is a separate but related measure of the total computing power protecting the Bitcoin protocol, both translate into increased mineral competition and higher production costs.
Miners still encounter financial pressure after a reduced block prize after reducing by mid -April 2024, growing operating costs and increased mining difficulties that changed the bill for mining companies who are fighting for remaining profitable.
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Some publicly commercial mining companies destroy the trend and expand their activities, despite the wind
Despite the challenges of miners in the face of a highly competitive industry, some Bitcoin publicly traded mining companies augment their operational abilities and choose their extracted BTC as a tax resource.
Mara’s mining company announced that it increased BTC production by 35% in May, among the record hashrat and market variability.
On April 5, the Bitcoin hashrate crossed 1 Zetahash per second (ZH/s) in computing strength – a significant milestone for a decentralized cash protocol.
Despite this, Mara announced that she had extracted 950 Bitcoins in May and increased her corporate tax reserves to 49 179 BTC – which makes him one of the largest Bitcoin owners in the world.
“Record month of production for Mara – and we sold Zero Bitcoin” – wrote the financial director of Salman Khan in X 3 June x post.
Cleanspark, a public miner Bitcoin, focused on securing the network through pure energy, also increased BTC production in May 2025.
The company mined 694 BTC in a month, which is an augment of 9% in relation to production, increasing the total reserve to 12 502 BTC, according to its monthly report.
“We increased our hashrate at the end of the month to 45.6 Exahashes per second (EH/s), 7.5% sequentially,” said the president and general director of Cleanspark Zack Bradford in May update.
The growing trend of mining companies collecting bitcoins as tax resources is also a significant change in business strategy for mining companies that traditionally sold their coins to cover operating costs.
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