Mining & tech.

A live view of Bitcoin mining conditions, pool concentration, recent blocks, fee-market pressure, retarget dynamics and first-party open-source software updates.

Live mining conditions

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Network hash rate—1-week network estimate

Difficulty—Current mining difficulty

Next adjustment——

Blocks remaining—Retarget progress

Priority fee—Miner fee-market demand

Mempool backlog—Pending transaction load

Recent fee share—Fees as % of recent block rewards

Top pool · 1w—Pool ranking

Primary live source: mempool.space open-source REST API ↗. Mining data is estimated from observed blocks and network conditions and can change block by block.

Mining pool distribution

Trailing 1 week · observed blocks

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Recent mined blocks

Latest blocks with pool and fee context

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Open-source Bitcoin tech

Official project releases from public GitHub repositories

Open-source release feeds are temporarily unavailable or rate-limited.

Mining & infrastructure news

Bitcoin-mining-filtered public media feed

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How to read miner economics

Context before conclusions

Revenue side

Block subsidy: the predictable BTC issuance component of each valid block.
Transaction fees: variable revenue driven by blockspace demand.
BTC price: changes the fiat value of both subsidy and fee revenue.
Pool share: observed blocks help show concentration, but short windows are noisy.

Cost & competition side

Hash rate: more global competition generally means less expected BTC per unit of hash.
Difficulty: retargets every 2,016 blocks to keep average block time near 10 minutes.
ASIC efficiency: joules per terahash and uptime determine fleet competitiveness.
Energy & financing: power contracts, curtailment, capex and debt can matter more than headline hashrate.