Bitcoin mining difficulty drops 10% in 11th largest downward adjustment

Bitcoin mining difficulty fell 10% to 124.93 trillion, the second biggest drop of 2026, as falling BTC prices squeezed miner margins and hashrate came offline.

• Difficulty dropped from 138.96T to 124.93T, a 20% decline from its November peak.
• Hashrate fell 12% in June and is down 23% from its October high, currently at 886 EH/s.
• Hashprice recovered above $30 per PH/s/day, pushing more miners toward breakeven.
• The adjustment is the 11th largest downward move in Bitcoin's history; the next adjustment is expected June 27.

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