Alephium Difficulty Chart
at block 7,600,709
The Alephium difficulty chart plots historical difficulty retargets and the current ALPH difficulty target. Higher difficulty means more hashes are required to find the next block.
ALPH Price
$0.0380
Updated Jul 10, 20:32 UTC
Current Difficulty
-
Latest network data
Block Height
7,600,709
Blake3 · 8 s target
Alephium difficulty change
1 day
+25.74%
7 days
+14.15%
30 days
-
90 days
-
Alephium difficulty history (last 14 days)
| Date | Difficulty |
|---|---|
| 183,941,008,797,339.00 | |
| 146,283,703,947,515.00 | |
| 159,410,314,612,101.00 | |
| 164,253,433,779,000.00 | |
| 148,596,543,228,856.00 | |
| 169,400,992,128,480.00 | |
| 158,048,184,933,635.00 | |
| 161,144,248,587,638.00 | |
| 161,363,747,133,682.00 | |
| 172,318,454,416,622.00 | |
| 181,994,830,681,267.00 | |
| 158,246,946,720,983.00 | |
| 162,612,322,742,822.00 | |
| 168,376,518,415,746.00 |
What is Alephium difficulty?
Alephium mining difficulty measures how hard it is to find the next valid block hash. The network retargets difficulty every 2,016 blocks (~two weeks) to keep average block times near 8 seconds.
When more hashrate joins the network, difficulty rises so blocks are not found too quickly. When miners leave, difficulty falls. Use our ALPH mining calculator to see how difficulty and price affect your daily profit.