Bitcoin needs to reach $82,900 to offset upcoming mining difficulty hike
Bitcoin faces a projected 4.6976% increase in mining difficulty, expected around 05:42 UTC on Sept. 19. To maintain current dollar hashprice levels, Bitcoin would need to trade at approximately $82,900. While August saw improved miner revenue due to price gains and stable difficulty, the network's hashrate remains high, potentially triggering a squeeze on miner margins if price growth does not keep pace with the rising difficulty.
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