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Data / Difficulty adjustments / Block 469,728
June 4, 2017. Difficulty rose by +13.90% to 678.76B from 595.92B.
| Change | +13.90% |
| New difficulty | 678.76B |
| Period length | 12.3 days |
| Network hashrate then (7-day) | 4.9 EH/s |
| Bitcoin price then | $2,555 |
| Hashprice then | $989/PH/day |
The 2,016 blocks before it took 12.3 days instead of 14, so the network had more hashrate than the difficulty assumed, and difficulty rose by 13.90%: one of the largest adjustments on record. For every machine on the network that is a pay cut of the same size until the next retarget.
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