ZEC daily mining rewards have increased, while mining difficulty is approaching all-time highs.
On November 21, according to the latest data from CoinWarz, influenced by fluctuations in the overall network hashrate and a slight rebound in the coin price, the daily mining revenue of Zcash (ZEC) has shown a moderate increase. Currently, the average daily output revenue has slightly improved compared to the day before yesterday, and miner sentiment is stabilizing in the short term. The current mining difficulty of the ZEC network is 154.26M, close to the historical highest level.
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