Today in crypto, Bitcoin's mining difficulty has reached a new all-time high of 134.7 trillion, increasing from 129.6 trillion in the previous adjustment period. Despite the rise in difficulty, Bitcoin's hashrate has decreased to 967 billion hashes per second from an August high of over 1 trillion. In other news, a crypto developer accused World Liberty Financial (WLFI), linked to Donald Trump, of stealing funds by refusing to unlock his tokens. The developer alleges that despite being labeled as high risk, funds were initially accepted from the same wallet without issues. Additionally, a Bitcoin analyst suggested that predictions stating Bitcoin will peak in Q4 this year may not fully grasp statistical principles, likening it to betting based on past flips of a coin. This reflects a broader sentiment of uncertainty in current trading analyses as market expectations evolve.

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