mining difficulty just fell by a record 28% but will this help prices recover?
Bitcoin has recorded its biggest mining difficulty drop of nearly 28%, but one model suggests prices will not bottom until October.
The drop is in response to the ongoing miner migration out of China and the subsequent loss of hash rate and this could deliver a profit boost for the miners still at work.
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