A command center for Bitcoin facts that deserve more than a leaderboard. Live chain state stays live; company claims stay tied to the filing and date that produced them.
Network observation · live endpoints · two-minute cache · mempool.space · reviewed ledgers
Latest observed tip
Next-block estimate
Three-day source average
362 blocks remain
Evidence ledger
ReviewedHoldings, funding paths, share-count changes, restrictions, and the filing receipt. Selected and verified—not a copied global ranking.
1,041,341
BTC · 11 companies
Latest disclosure Aug 30, 2026
Open ledger →Live network
LiveThe transaction queue, the current fee ladder, recent block pressure, and the share of miner revenue paid by users.
41.7
blocks waiting
Sep 3, 2026, 11:09 AM UTC
Open ledger →Live network
LiveFee-inclusive hashprice, subsidy-only revenue, network hashrate, and the difficulty response—all from the same observation window.
$38.88
per PH/day
Sep 3, 2026, 11:09 AM UTC
Open ledger →Reviewed snapshot
ReviewedWhich pool labels built recent blocks across synchronized windows. Coordination is visible here; miner ownership is not.
57.59%
top three labels · one week
Aug 29, 2026, 11:18 PM UTC
Open ledger →Evidence floor
ReviewedHow much disclosed bitcoin sits behind an intermediary claim rather than with the person who owns the exposure.
9.0683%
of supply · at least
Latest disclosure Aug 31, 2026
Open ledger →Change feed
The ledger now separates bitcoin acquired from the equity issued to fund it, and retains the share-count receipt beside the holding.
Each approved metric can now carry an effective date, observation date, source locator, authority tier, methodology version, and revision chain.
Pool labels remain a measure of block-building coordination, not miner ownership or control of hashrate.