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Public observations from the upstream explorer. These describe its view of the chain, not every node in the network.
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Who found the last 100 blocks?
Coinbase destinations are not necessarily independent miners. One pool can represent many people; one person can use several addresses.
| Reward address | Blocks | Share |
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Holdings distribution
Unspent coins by address balance. This is not a count of people, circulating liquidity, or free float.
| Balance band | Addresses | OAG | Share |
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How to read these numbers
Hashrate is estimated from work and elapsed block time. Short windows are noisy. The explorer labels its approximately 60- and 1,440-block windows “1 h” and “24 h”; actual elapsed time may differ.
Difficulty is the work target for the next block, not a price or hardware count. Average block time is a chain-history average.
Concentration here measures reward addresses within 100 blocks. Our top-three share sums the displayed shares; HHI sums their squared fractions. Neither establishes ownership or collusion.
Freshness: observations are fetched on request with a five-minute server cache. The displayed time is retrieval time, not a guarantee that the upstream node is synchronized. If the source fails, this page reports the failure rather than inventing numbers.