Bitcoin on-chain dashboard
The state of the bitcoin network at a glance: the latest block, the hashrate, how far the current difficulty period has run, the queue of transactions waiting and the fee to join the next block. The block height was 975,101 on November 8, 2026; the dashboard updates from mempool.space when you open it.
- Block height
- 975,101
- Hashrate
- 1,013 EH/s
- Bitcoin issued
- 20,109,690 BTC
- Share of 21 million issued
- 95.76%
As of November 8, 2026, from our snapshot.
Worked example
On November 8, 2026 the network was at block 975,101, with miners running about 1,013 EH/s. The block subsidy had issued 20,109,690 BTC by then, 95.76% of the 21 million that will ever exist.
The network in our latest snapshot
The figures we saved with our latest mining snapshot. The dashboard above replaces them with live ones when it can reach mempool.space.
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Block height | 975,101 |
| Hashrate | 1,013 EH/s |
| Difficulty | 148.4T |
| Average block time | 636 seconds |
| Bitcoin issued | 20,109,690 BTC |
| Next halving block | 1,050,000 |
How it works
The block height, hashrate, difficulty period, mempool and fee estimates come from mempool.space's public API. The supply is worked out from the block height and the subsidy schedule, which started at 50 BTC a block and halves every 210,000 blocks. The difficulty adjusts every 2,016 blocks so that blocks keep arriving about every ten minutes.
Frequently asked questions
What is bitcoin's hashrate?
The total computing power miners point at the network, in exahashes a second. The dashboard shows mempool.space's current estimate, which is worked out from how quickly blocks are being found.
What is the mempool?
The queue of valid transactions waiting to be included in a block. When it is large, fees rise as senders compete for the limited space in each block.
How many bitcoin blocks are there?
The block height on this page is the number of the latest block. Every block since the first one, mined in January 2009, links to the one before it.
More bitcoin tools
- Fee estimatorCurrent network fees in sat/vB and what a typical transaction costs at each speed.
- Lightning fee calculatorThe routing fee of a Lightning payment, beside the on-chain fee for the same amount.
- Address checkerCheck that a bitcoin address is valid and see its type and network, in your browser.
- Mining calculatorBitcoin and profit per day for any miner, from hashrate, power and electricity price.
- Bitcoin supplyCoins issued so far, coins left to mine, daily issuance and the supply on a date you choose.
- Halving countdownWhen the block reward next halves, counted down block by block.
These tools are for information, not financial advice. An exchange quotes its own price, which includes its spread and fees.
Sources
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