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Pandan ke BitcoinHashrate a te ogmante de 22,900% nan 6 ane, dekouvri rekonpans blòk yo pi difisil.
Pandan 12 mwa ki sot pase yo, Bitcoin’s hashrate has increased by 85.77%, while 53,547 blocks were mined and 334,668.75 new bitcoin were minted into circulation. More than two dozen bitcoin mining pools have dedicated hashrate toward the Bitcoin blockchain during the last six years, and while the hashrate is 22,900% higher, the number of bitcoins found per year is a whole lot less.
334,668 Bitcoin Minted Since September 2021 — Foundry USA Captures the Most Blocks
Minè akimile jis plis pase 334,668 b depi 10 septanm 2021, epi yo te jwenn 53,547 blòk pandan 12 mwa ki sot pase yo. Foundry USA se pisin pi gwo min nan 28 pisin min ki te jwenn blòk pandan ane ki sot pase a.
Foundry te kaptire 18.14% nan mwayèn hashrate mondyal ane a epi li te jwenn 9,716 blòk. Antpool te dezyèm pi gwo minè pandan ane ki sot pase a, li te pran 15.31% nan hashrate mondyal la. Antpool jere yo dekouvri 8,198 blòk, oswa 51,237.50 b (pa enkli frè) nan 12 mwa.
Antpool is followed by F2pool’s 14.79% of the year’s hashrate, after the pool found 7,919 block rewards. Binance Pool was the year’s fourth largest mining pool with 10.72% of the 12-month hashrate average.
Binance Pool found 5,738 blocks this past year, which equates to 35.862.50 b (sa pa enkli frè). Poolin te pran 10.69% nan hashrate mondyal la pandan 12 mwa ki sot pase yo jwenn 5,724 blòk. Unknown hash oswa minè enfiltrasyon reprezante 12yèm pi gwo antite min ak 1.74% nan hashrate mondyal ane a apre minè enfiltrasyon yo te jwenn 934 blòk.
Annual Block Reward Production Was the Same in 2016 and 2019, but Miners Discovered a Lot More Bitcoin Retounen Lè sa a
Bagay yo diferan anpil pase sis ane de sa depi jodi a, kòm hashrate a te frape 1 exahash pa segonn (EH/s) nan 2016. 27 pisin yo te min. b an 2016 ak 55,077 blòk yo te jwenn ane sa a.
Pisin nan min tèt nan Novanm 2016 te F2pool ak 21.71% nan hashrate mondyal ane a apre li te jwenn 11,958 blòk ane sa a. F2pool te swiv pa Antpool, BTCC, Bitfury, ak BW.com, respektivman. Pandan ke 12 dènye mwa yo te wè yon ogmantasyon hashrate 85.77%, depi 2016 hashrate la te sote 22,900% pi wo.
While the hashrate is a whole lot bigger than it was six years ago, the difficulty has increased a great deal as well. The number of bitcoins miners get nowadays is also much smaller. While 334,668.75 b te frape ane ki sot pase a, pandan sis premye mwa yo nan 2016, minè yo te jwenn 688,462.50 b, paske rekonpans blòk la te 25 b pou chak blòk.
Anplis, pandan dènye mwatye nan 2016, sèlman 344,231.25 b yo te jwenn, men sa a toujou plis pase 334,668 pyès monnen yo frape depi mwa septanm pase a. Pandan dezyèm mwatye 2016, minè yo te resevwa 12.5 b pou chak blòk olye ke 6.25 la b minè rekonpans pou chak blòk jwenn jodi a ak depi me 2020.
In avril 2019, 53,522 blocks were found that year and 669,025 new bitcoin were minted into circulation. Btc.com was the top miner at the time, after finding 10,468 blocks, and Antpool was the second largest pool, capturing 7,122 blocks in 2019.
Pandan ke enkoni hashrate reprezante 1.74% nan hashpower ane ki sot pase a, nan 2016 minè enfiltrasyon yo te nòmalman inexistant. Nan mwa avril 2019, sepandan, hashrate enkoni te kaptire 3.76% nan hashrate mondyal la pandan 12 mwa a epi li te jwenn 2,013 blòk ane sa a.
Despite the fact that miners get a lot fewer bitcoins per block than they did three years ago or six years ago, the price is higher, creating enough equilibrium to where miners still profit with all the expenditures they put into mining.
An fevriye 2019, bitcoin’s price was $3,464 per b and the USD value at the time made it so only a few mining rigs were profitable. Using Bitcoin’s February 2019 difficulty metric, the price, and $0.12 per kilowatt-hour in electricity costs, sèlman twa SHA256 forè min yo te pwofitab.
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