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If the mining difficulty increases, it becomes harder and more expensive to mine new Bitcoins. In the long - term, this can support the price as the reduced supply rate due to higher difficulty aligns with the limited total supply of 21 million Bitcoins. In the short - term, miners might sell some of their mined Bitcoins to cover increased costs, potentially causing short - term price dips. Conversely, a decrease in mining difficulty could lead to more Bitcoins being mined, which might put short - term downward pressure on the price but also increase network security in the long - term as more miners can participate.

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