Bitcoin mining difficulty dropped significantly, but the hashrate is recovering quickly, signaling miners' resilience. After a sharp decline, the hashrate surged to 726 EH/s, driven by new equipment and reactivated machines. Mining difficulty, which adjusts every 2,016 blocks, fell 5.7% to 103.1T but remains near all-time highs. This rebound suggests miners are adapting to market conditions, with older hardware becoming viable again. However, rising difficulty could challenge less efficient miners, potentially impacting profitability as the network stabilizes and competition intensifies.