The Bitcoin network has been running for 5,012 days and has mined over 755,000 blocks to date. During the last year, Foundry USA and Antpool were the top two miners, mining a total of 18,229 blocks out of the 53,510 blocks mined this year; Foundry is the top this year, but historical statistics show that this pool is the 15th largest, with 755.000 blocks discovered, 000+ blocks, of which only 1.55% have been discovered.
Over the past 13 years, unknown hash rates have discovered the majority of bitcoin blocks
In the past 3 days, 11 different known mining pools have dedicated hashrates to the Bitcoin (BTC) network. Additionally, in the past 12 months, 27 different known mining pools have minedBTC; BTCand historical statistics show that approximately 98 pools have minedBTCin the past 13 years.
this year, Foundry USA was the leader in terms of hashrate, with 53,510blocks; of the BTCblocks, Foundry found a total of 10,044 blocks Antpool was able to collect 8,185BTCblocks, followed by F2pool, Binance Pool, Viabtc, Poolin, and Btc.com, the two top pools, respectively.
Unknown hashrates, known as stealth miners, captured only 1.78% of blocks discovered in the past year. With known mining pools being a prominent force in the bitcoin world, Unknown Hashrate has managed to collect 954 blocks in 12 months.
But that has not always been the case, and stealth miners, including Satoshi Nakamoto, remain the ultimate winners of the mostblocks, BTC blocks discovered in history. Data shows that of the 755,432 blocks mined in the last 13 years, unknown hashrates account for 29.90% of the global hashrate.
Unknown hash rates have not received much attention recently, but stealth miners have managed to find 225,864 blocks since the network’s inception. f2pool was the third largest pool in the past year, and this pool is the second largest of all time. pool. {F2pool has successfully commanded 9.73% of the global hashrate for over a decade and has found 73,477 blocks; BTC has foundblocks; Antpool has found 65,999 blocks to date and holds the 3rd position in the pool.
Btc.com has captured 39,022 blocks, and the Braiins Pool (formerly known as the Slush Pool) has found 38,376 blocks to date. The now-defunctBTC Guild is still the sixth largest mining pool in terms of blocks discovered in the past 13 years.
Foundry USA, today’s top miner, ranks 15th in all-time statistics, having discovered only 1.55% of the blocks mined to date. 12 different pools have discovered less than 50 blocks and 4 mining pools have have discovered less than 30.
According to historical bitcoin mining distribution statistics, bitcoin mining pool 175btc has discovered the fewest blocks (22).13 years later, in September 2022, bitcoin’s global hash rate and mining difficulty reached a record high.
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