According to TheEnergyMag, due to the sharp drop in Bitcoin prices in early June, which led to a decline in network computing power, the difficulty of Bitcoin mining is expected to be reduced by about 9.55%. This reduction will lower the amount of computation required to produce blocks, increase the unit computing power income of active miners, and increase BTC output of active computing power by more than 9%, pushing network computing power back above $30/PH/s. The transformation of some power production capacity to high-performance computing (HPC) and AI data centers has led to a decline in computing power.
