The Bitcoin network completed a difficulty adjustment at block 931,392, with mining difficulty decreasing by 1.2%, and the new difficulty value stabilizing at 146.47T. This adjustment reflects the real-time changes in the total network hash rate—the average hash rate over the past seven days has remained at 1.06ZH/s. Periodic difficulty adjustments are a manifestation of Bitcoin's self-adaptive mechanism, ensuring that block generation times stay within the target range. For miners, the slight decrease in difficulty means relatively optimized mining costs and also indicates the market's genuine demand for hash rate investment.