The Bitcoin network has fully compensated for its earlier decline, with the True Hashrate returning to the 1,000 EH/s range, equivalent to 1 ZH/s.
This recovery has led to a sharp increase in mining difficulty, which reached a historic peak of 140.58 T. According to the supplied material, the level signifies a robust and competitive mining ecosystem.
The same material states that the high difficulty also highlights that only the most efficient miners with access to cheap electricity can sustain profitable operations under current conditions.