The next difficulty adjustment is expected to decrease mining difficulty, potentially relieving some pressure on miners.

• The difficulty of mining bitcoin has reached an all-time high of 92.6 terahashes, increasing by over 10% since early July, which could strain miners' profitability due to higher operational costs.
• Increased mining difficulty might pressure miners financially, potentially leading to more bitcoin being sold to cover costs. However, some say there's no direct correlation between mining difficulty and bitcoin price.
• The next bitcoin difficulty adjustment is estimated to occur on Sept. 27, decreasing the bitcoin mining difficulty to 77.12 T, as per Coinwarz.

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