Bitcoin computing power continues to rise, miners' daily income reaches the level of early February

Following the surge in mining machines going overseas in June this year, Bitcoin computing power has continued to rise.
According to BTC.com data, as of 15:00 on August 16, the average computing power in the past day was 143.12EH/s, the average computing power in the past three days was 127.81EH/s, and the average computing power in the past seven days was 118.75EH/s. It has rebounded 110% from the low of 68.01EH/s on June 28 this year. The upward trend of Bitcoin computing power is very obvious. Based on this, it is expected that the difficulty of Bitcoin mining will increase by 3.99% to 16.18T next time.

In addition, according to data from the Block, Bitcoin miners' daily revenue has rebounded to more than US$44 million, reaching the level of early February.

At the same time, there have been major changes in the share of mining pools. Foundry USA's computing power continues to grow and currently ranks fourth. F2Pool, which once ranked high, now ranks fifth.

According to a tweet from DCG CEO Barry Silbert, Foundry USA briefly took the top spot in mining pool computing power on August 15.

Foundry was launched by DCG, a giant in the US cryptocurrency industry, in August last year. In January this year, Barry Silbert tweeted that Foundry would enter the top five mining pool computing power rankings, which made people feel that it was an exaggeration. Now, after experiencing various dramatic turns, the sales of overseas mining machines have increased sharply, and the once "absurd" has become a matter of course. (Golden Finance)