Bitcoin Metaverse: live data in 3D
A city built from this site's data: blocks and the mempool, a globe of nodes, pool rings, ETF and treasury towers, whales and a museum avenue. Click any object for its numbers and a link to the section or wiki article.
Every object as a list
The same data as the 3D world, for screen readers, keyboards and a quick scan.
Networksection →
The last mined blocks behind the chain tip, mempool blocks waiting in front.
- Block 972,648Size: 1.74 MB · 3.99 MWU3,530 transactions
- Block 972,647Size: 1.72 MB · 4.00 MWU3,670 transactions
- Block 972,646Size: 1.73 MB · 3.99 MWU4,898 transactions
- Block 972,645Size: 1.68 MB · 3.99 MWU3,135 transactions
- Block 972,644Size: 1.58 MB · 3.99 MWU4,001 transactions
- Block 972,643Size: 1.56 MB · 4.00 MWU2,114 transactions
- Block 972,642Size: 1.64 MB · 4.00 MWU3,952 transactions
- Block 972,641Size: 1.58 MB · 3.99 MWU4,038 transactions
- Next block (mempool)5,467 transactions waiting~0.2 sat/vB
- Mempool block +27,854 transactions waiting~0.1 sat/vB
- Mempool block +37,032 transactions waiting~0.1 sat/vB
- Mempool block +44,777 transactions waiting~0.1 sat/vB
- Mempool block +528 transactions waiting~0.1 sat/vB
- Mempool block +626 transactions waiting~0.1 sat/vB
- Chain tipHashrate: 1,033 EH/sHeight 972,648
Halving clocksection →
How far the current 210,000-block epoch has run.
- Halving clockBlock 1,050,000 · ~April 202877,352 blocks to the halving
Miningsection →
Pool rings sized by their share of hashrate over the last week.
- Foundry USA271 blocks in a week26.3% of hashrate
- AntPool209 blocks in a week20.3% of hashrate
- F2Pool166 blocks in a week16.1% of hashrate
- ViaBTC89 blocks in a week8.6% of hashrate
- SpiderPool73 blocks in a week7.1% of hashrate
- MARA Pool56 blocks in a week5.4% of hashrate
- SECPOOL47 blocks in a week4.6% of hashrate
- Luxor39 blocks in a week3.8% of hashrate
- OCEAN29 blocks in a week2.8% of hashrate
- Braiins Pool18 blocks in a week1.7% of hashrate
ETF towerssection →
US spot bitcoin ETFs; height = bitcoin held.
- IBIT · iShares Bitcoin Trust$66.0B811,115 BTC
- FBTC · Fidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund$15.0B184,058 BTC
- GBTC · Grayscale Bitcoin Trust$10.7B131,528 BTC
- BTC · Grayscale Bitcoin Mini Trust$5.1B62,874 BTC
- BITB · Bitwise Bitcoin ETF$3.1B38,189 BTC
- ARKB · ARK 21Shares Bitcoin ETF$2.9B35,026 BTC
- HODL · VanEck Bitcoin Trust$1.2B14,767 BTC
- BRRR · CoinShares Valkyrie Bitcoin Fund$521.8M6,410 BTC
- EZBC · Franklin Bitcoin ETF$515.4M6,331 BTC
- BTCO · Invesco Galaxy Bitcoin ETF$416.2M5,113 BTC
- BTCW · WisdomTree Bitcoin Fund$304.9M3,746 BTC
Treasury towerssection →
Largest public companies and governments holding bitcoin.
- Strategy (MSTR)$69.1B848,517 BTC
- Metaplanet Inc. (MPJPY)$3.6B44,000 BTC
- Twenty One Capital (XXI)$3.5B43,514 BTC
- Strive (ASST)$3.0B36,818 BTC
- MARA Holdings, Inc. (MARA)$2.9B35,577 BTC
- Bitcoin Standard Treasury Company (BSTR)$2.4B30,021 BTC
- Bullish (BLSH)$1.8B22,000 BTC
- SpaceX (SPCX)$1.5B18,712 BTC
- United States$26.7B328,372 BTC
- China$15.5B190,000 BTC
- United Kingdom$5.0B61,245 BTC
- Ukraine (holdings of public officials)$3.8B46,351 BTC
Whalessection →
Exchange towers by reserves; orbs are recent large transfers.
- Coinbase24h netflow: +91 BTC984,134 BTC
- Binance24h netflow: +1,035 BTC735,778 BTC
- Bitfinex24h netflow: +51 BTC336,857 BTC
- Upbit24h netflow: -32 BTC189,824 BTC
- Robinhood24h netflow: -920 BTC184,180 BTC
- Kraken24h netflow: +1,267 BTC166,129 BTC
- OKX24h netflow: -96 BTC156,105 BTC
- Bybit24h netflow: +63 BTC64,225 BTC
- 628 BTCCoinbase Institutional → unknown wallet$51.0M
- 2,463 BTCCoinbase → unknown wallet$200.8M
- 873 BTCunknown wallet → Coinbase$71.2M
- 688 BTCunknown wallet → Coinbase$56.2M
- 2,049 BTCunknown wallet → Coinbase Institutional$167.4M
- 780 BTCunknown wallet → Coinbase$63.9M
- 1,000 BTCunknown wallet → Coinbase$81.7M
- 623 BTCunknown wallet → Coinbase$50.9M
Museum avenuesection →
Monoliths for each exhibit of the Bitcoin Museum, in time order.
- A Cypherpunk's Manifesto9 Mar 1993
- RSA in a few lines of Perl: the “munitions” signature9 Mar 1995
- Hashcash is announced28 Mar 1997
- Wei Dai announces b-money27 Nov 1998
- Paper: “Hashcash – A Denial of Service Counter-Measure”1 Aug 2002
- bitcoin.org is registered18 Aug 2008
- Satoshi's first known email goes to Adam Back20 Aug 2008
- Satoshi writes to Wei Dai22 Aug 2008
- The whitepaper31 Oct 2008
- The whitepaper cites Hashcash [6]31 Oct 2008
- Genesis block (block 0)3 Jan 2009
- Bitcoin v0.1 is released8 Jan 2009
- “Running bitcoin”11 Jan 2009
- First person-to-person transaction12 Jan 2009
- Bitcoin's second developer2 May 2009
- First public GPU miner10 May 2010
- Bitcoin Pizza Day22 May 2010
- The Bitcoin Faucet11 Jun 2010
- Value overflow incident15 Aug 2010
- Satoshi's last forum post12 Dec 2010
- Gavin takes over project management19 Dec 2010
- Satoshi's last known message23 Apr 2011
- First halving (block 210,000)28 Nov 2012
- Mt. Gox files for bankruptcy28 Feb 2014
- Pegged sidechains paper; Blockstream22 Oct 2014
- Second halving (block 420,000)9 Jul 2016
- Bitcoin Cash splits off1 Aug 2017
- SegWit activates (block 481,824)24 Aug 2017
- Liquid sidechain goes live27 Sept 2018
- Third halving (block 630,000)11 May 2020
- Legal tender in El Salvador7 Sept 2021
- Taproot activates (block 709,632)14 Nov 2021
- US spot bitcoin ETFs approved10 Jan 2024
- COPA v Wright: Craig Wright is not Satoshi14 Mar 2024
- Fourth halving (block 840,000)20 Apr 2024
- US Strategic Bitcoin Reserve6 Mar 2025
Sources: mempool.space, btcnodes.io, bitcointreasuries.net, Farside Investors, Whale Alert. Tower heights share one scale (bitcoin held). Country positions on the globe are approximate.