Charts · Mining
Bitcoin mining, live
How much computing power secures the network, who finds the blocks, what miners earn and where difficulty goes next.
The short version
- Hashrate is the total computing power miners point at Bitcoin. More hashrate makes the network harder to attack.
- Every 2,016 blocks (about two weeks) the difficulty adjusts so a block still takes about ten minutes.
- Hashprice is what a unit of mining power earns per day. It falls when the price drops or hashrate rises.
Hashrate (3-day average)…exahashes per second
Next difficulty change…estimate
Hashprice…per petahash per day, last 144 blocks
Fees in miner pay…share of rewards, last 144 blocks
Top 3 pools…share of blocks, last 7 days
Hashrate, past year
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Who finds the blocks
Share of blocks found by each mining pool over the last seven days. A pool combines many miners; the miners, not the pool, own the machines.
Recent difficulty changes
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Live data from mempool.space, loaded in your browser. Hashprice uses the BTC price in our ticker (Coinbase). New to mining? Read our two-minute explainer. Not financial advice.
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