Bitcoin tardó más de una hora en minar un bloque y retrasó miles de transacciones

Un intervalo de 85 minutos dejó más de 13.000 transacciones pendientes el lunes.

AccessTimeIconOct 17, 2022 at 12:54 p.m. UTC
Updated May 9, 2023 at 3:59 a.m. UTC
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El lunes se tardó más de una hora para minar un solo bloque de bitcoin (BTC) y la demora dejó miles de transacciones sin confirmar.

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  • Según datos de la cadena de varios exploradores de bloques, el intervalo entre los dos últimos bloques minados por Foundry USA y Luxor fue de 85 minutos.

    Mempool afirmó que más de 13.000 transacciones todavía estaban pendientes de confirmación antes de que se minara el último bloque.

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    La semana pasada, Bitcoin tuvo un ajuste de dificultad para asegurar que las confirmaciones sucedieran cada 10 minutos. Con el aumento de la dificultad para minar a 35,6 billones se vuelve más costoso minar bitcoin, algo que pone más presión sobre una industria minera que ya está lidiando con los precios de la energía en alza y un mercado de criptomonedas bajista.

    Hasta el momento no se sabe el motivo del retraso de la última confirmación de bloque.

    Este artículo fue traducido por Natalia Paulovsky.

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