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The mining firm said it expects its fleet of 133,000 miners to produce a hash rate of roughly 13.3 EH/s by 2023.
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MARA Pool, the Bitcoin mining pool operated by the publicly listed Marathon Digital Holdings, had a transaction ordering issue on September 27 after it mined an invalid block at block height 809478. The invalid block was first picked by an X user, “0xB10C”, before Jameson Lopp, the CTO of Casa, a Bitcoin-focused company, later confirmed it.
Bitcoin (BTC) miner Marathon Digital confirmed that it mined an invalid BTC block at height 809478. “We can confirm that Marathon did mine an invalid bloc,” Marathon Digital said. “We utilize a small portion of our hash rate to experiment with our development pool and research potential methods to optimize our operations.
Bitcoin miners face mounting challenges as the difficulty adjustment in Bitcoin (BTC) mining continues to impact profitability and an energy crisis disrupts operations. Created by Satoshi Nakamoto, the difficulty adjustment protocol aims to maintain an average interval of 10 minutes between new blocks, affecting the mining process and costs.