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Mining Ethereum (ETH) was at its hardest in March 2021, as network difficulty reached an all-time high of nearly terahash. Hashing refers to the amount of processing power that PCs use to build the blockchain: the more blocks of verified transactions that are processed or "hashed", the more cryptocurrency - the reward for this verification process - is being mined. A higher mining difficulty means more miners are trying to get this cryptocurrency and essentially shows how much computing power is being applied to mine this particular virtual coin. Whilst figures suggest that Ethereum already reached its maximum supply, ETH works differently than Bitcoin: Bitcoin's supply has a hard limit of ** million whereas Ethereum has an unlimited supply which is capped at ** million ETH per year.