OPT-IN MINERS
Mining leaderboard
Only miners who chose to run the reporter appear here, under a random pseudonym such as “Miner 3F2A91C0”. No address, wallet, IP or hardware ID is published. The figures are what each miner's own software reports. The network does not verify them, and the list is not a count of everyone mining.
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Highest hashrate
Active in the last 3 minutes, by reported hashrate.
| Rank | Miner | Reported hashrate | Last report |
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Most blocks found
Blocks each miner's own node log says it found. This can include blocks that were later orphaned and resets if the log is cleared, so treat it as a rough indicator, not a chain record.
| Rank | Miner | Reported blocks |
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Last 7 or 30 days
Only miners who also turned on --share-history appear here. Uptime counts the 10-minute periods in which a miner reported mining; average hashrate is over those reports only.
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Longest uptime
| Rank | Miner | Uptime | Days active |
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Highest average hashrate
| Rank | Miner | Average while mining |
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Most blocks found
| Rank | Miner | Reported blocks |
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Join or leave
The reporter runs next to your own node and sends only a random installation ID, your hashrate, a block count and whether you are mining. Ask in the community for a reporting token. To leave, stop the reporter or delete its token file. You disappear from this page within 3 minutes, and your record is deleted after 7 days. With --share-history the service also keeps your daily totals (reports, hashrate, blocks, active 10-minute periods) for 30 days for the boards above; run the reporter without it and they are deleted at your next report.