Something just shifted again on the Bitcoin network, and it’s one of those things miners don’t ignore. According to data from CloverPool, Bitcoin’s mining difficulty has dropped to 133.79T at block height 941,472. That’s a 7.76% decrease, which is actually a pretty big move. In fact, it’s now the second-largest drop we’ve seen so far in 2026. Now, difficulty adjustments are normal with Bitcoin. They happen regularly to keep the system balanced. But not every adjustment comes this big. When it does, it usually means something has been changing in the background for a while. At the same time, the
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