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ChainCatcher news, according to Cointelegraph, Bitcoin network difficulty is expected to rise from approximately 149.3 trillion to about 149.8 trillion at the next adjustment, indicating that mining competition will further intensify. Meanwhile, the key indicator for measuring miner profitability, hashprice, has dropped to near record lows—daily revenue per PH/s is about $38.3, which is below the breakeven point for most miners. Industry analysis points out that this combination (rising difficulty + low hashprice) will further squeeze miners' profit margins; small miners or those with higher electricity costs may be forced to shut down, potentially accelerating industry reshuffling.

ChainCatcher News, according to official sources, the decentralized RWA infrastructure project Infinite Galaxy Protocol has officially opened its Genesis Node purchase channel. The total number of nodes is fixed at 2,100, each priced at 1,000 USDT, and sales will end once sold out. Infinite Galaxy Protocol was initiated by Horizon Labs and aims to build the next-generation decentralized RWA trading system through a "compound yield mechanism + deflationary token system + liquidity engine." The project has attracted market attention due to its features such as fully on-chain transparent execution, no centralized authority, and continuous deflation. Node holders will receive multiple long-term benefits, including protocol dividends, token incentives, and priority for RWA ecosystem airdrops. It is worth noting that the official team has also launched a limited distribution of TRT Genesis Cards, which are only available to early participants, with limited quantities and on a first-come, first-served basis. With the launch of node sales, Infinite Galaxy's ecosystem has officially entered the launch phase. Users can follow official announcements for more information.