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Mining pools
Share of blocks in mempool.space’s one-week pool list. A pool’s share is its blocks divided by the blocks in that list. Fees inside the reward are on miner take.
About this desk
- What you use it for
- Use this to see who found Bitcoin’s blocks over the last week and how concentrated that was.
- What the numbers are
- mempool.space’s one-week pool list supplies blocks found. Share is that pool’s blocks divided by the blocks in the window.
- What it leaves out
- A pool name is who they attribute the block to. It is not a list of every hashrate renter. The month hashrate path is a different desk.
Every desk is introduced the same way on the desk list.
- Blocks in the list
- 1,034
- Pools
- 16
- Top 3
- 62%
Foundry USA, AntPool, F2Pool mined 62% of these 1,034 blocks.
- Foundry USA262 blocks · 25.3%
- AntPool217 blocks · 21.0%
- F2Pool166 blocks · 16.1%
- ViaBTC89 blocks · 8.6%
- SpiderPool76 blocks · 7.4% · 2 empty
- MARA Pool53 blocks · 5.1%
- SECPOOL49 blocks · 4.7%
- OCEAN30 blocks · 2.9%
- Luxor29 blocks · 2.8%
- BTC.com15 blocks · 1.5%
- Braiins Pool14 blocks · 1.4%
- NiceHash13 blocks · 1.3%
- Binance Pool12 blocks · 1.2%
- Unknown5 blocks · 0.5%
- WhitePool3 blocks · 0.3%
- ULTIMUSPOOL1 blocks · 0.1%
How to read this
- Share
- Each percent is that pool’s blocks divided by 1,034, the count mempool.space put on this one-week list. It is not a promise about the next week.
- Top 3
- Foundry USA 25.3%, AntPool 21.0%, F2Pool 16.1%. Together that is 62%. A higher top-3 share means fewer pools found the blocks in this window.
- Empty
- An empty block is one mempool.space counted with no transactions they attribute as filled. A zero means they did not flag any for that pool in this window.