Is mining difficulty actually good for miners?

[Crypto Library]

Most of us have heard that Bitcoin's mining difficulty will increase day by day because of the environment and Bitcoin's technical building features.
If we talk about the environment, then inflation is happening in the global economy, along with the increase in energy prices and that increase in electrical costs, so that mining costs are increasing, and at the same time, mining devices have to be built more powerful than before, so are these really good for our miners? Or does mining difficulty have a negative impact on miners?

[FP91G]

Most of us have heard that Bitcoin's mining difficulty will increase day by day because of the environment and Bitcoin's technical building features.
If we talk about the environment, then inflation is happening in the global economy, along with the increase in energy prices and that increase in electrical costs, so that mining costs are increasing, and at the same time, mining devices have to be built more powerful than before, so are these really good for our miners? Or does mining difficulty have a negative impact on miners?

Starting in October 2025, the hashrate will fall, and the difficulty will also fall. I think there will be a direct correlation between profit and difficulty. If the Bitcoin price doesn't rise, new equipment won't be purchased as quickly as before.
I believe that the Halvig, which occurs once every 4 years, affects the entire equipment market more than most other factors.

[TheUltraElite]

The offset is the fact that when a number of miners leave the pool, the difficulty falls such that the existing miners will find it easier to mine using the same hashpower that they were using to mine previously. So they will make bigger profit. This is the reason mining will not stop but when old miners leave, new miners are going to come in and join the network.

Costs are there to consider, but fighting the hashpower is the big deal here. The difficulty fluctuates and you would have be someone who is monitoring that and starting your miners accordingly. But I never found the funds nor the fun in this.