The target hash is a key concept in blockchain technology. It refers to the specific hash value that a miner must find in order to successfully add a new block to the blockchain.
In a blockchain network, miners compete to solve a complex mathematical problem by repeatedly hashing transaction data and other block information. The goal is to find a hash value that meets the network's target difficulty level. This target hash acts as a barrier that miners must overcome in order to validate a new block and add it to the blockchain.[1][2]
The target hash is dynamically adjusted by the network to maintain a consistent block generation time, typically around 10 minutes for Bitcoin. As more computationa...
