Bitcoin mining difficulty will enter an adjustment cycle in early 2026. Data shows that the difficulty will decrease by approximately 2.6%, and industry forecasts suggest there is still a further 1.88% room for decline. This phased reduction in difficulty directly alleviates the selling pressure on miners.

Meanwhile, Bitcoin's price has been fluctuating within the range of $89,000 to $94,000, currently hovering around $91,000. The interactive relationship between difficulty adjustment and price is gradually stabilizing market expectations. The improvement in miners' profit margins often provides support for the price. When mining costs relatively decrease, miners reduce selling pressure and also inject more confidence into the market. This adjustment cycle is significant for balancing supply-side pressure and promoting price stabilization.