Fifteen entries, three filed by the data job.
A day now stops when 2 percent of all connected peers announce no readable software, or 5 percent of those connected within 24 hours; the second figure was 2 percent. The days of 22 to 30 October were recorded under this rule, three of which the old one stopped, and 16 October stays not recorded.
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bitcoincore.org's release pages date Bitcoin Core 31.2 to 28 October 2026, 30.4 to 28 October 2026 and 29.5 to 28 October 2026. In KIT's snapshot of 30 October 2026, 8,076 of the 9,368 reachable nodes its monitor was connected to announced a Bitcoin Core version. A version is what a peer announces.
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bitcoincore.org's release page dates Bitcoin Core 32.1 to 27 October 2026. bitcoincore.org's lifecycle table dates the end of life of Bitcoin Core 29.x to 27 October 2026. In KIT's snapshot of 30 October 2026, 8,076 of the 9,368 reachable nodes its monitor was connected to announced a Bitcoin Core version, 596 of them a 29.x version. A version is what a peer announces.
From this entry’s day an entry Satoshi Gazette’s AI read from the filing and filed, with no person reading it first, says so: Read from the filing by Satoshi Gazette. The six entries of 29 and 30 October on Strategy, Strive and Metaplanet take this mark. They had said a person filed them, and no person had read those filings. Their figures do not change.
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Metaplanet's notice of 5 October reports 44,000 BTC as of 30 September, with 1,000 bought from 1 July to 30 September on a net basis: the notice states 10,000 BTC sold and 11,000 bought in the quarter, a sale and repurchase to demonstrate liquidity. The row had stood at 43,000 as of 30 June, and the companies’ total moves from 1,064,682 to 1,065,682 BTC.
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The corporate category rises by 1,000 BTC to 1,065,682, so the disclosed floor is 2,285,188 BTC, 11.3659 percent of the 20,105,612.5 BTC issued at block 973,795, against 11.3609 percent before. The ETF and state rows and the observation height are unchanged.
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Strive's 8-K of 26 October reports 43,000 BTC as of 23 October, with 6,182 bought from 17 to 23 October. The row had stood at 23,156 as of 28 August, and the companies’ total moves from 1,044,838 to 1,064,682 BTC.
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The corporate category rises by 19,844 BTC to 1,064,682, so the disclosed floor is 2,284,188 BTC, 11.3609 percent of the 20,105,612.5 BTC issued at block 973,795, against 11.2624 percent at block 973,692. The ETF and state rows are unchanged.
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Difficulty rose 5.53 percent at block 973,728 on 29 October 2026, to 148,364,561,003,867.39 from 140,577,680,051,919.62. On the subsidy alone, 3.125 BTC a block at that height, one TH/s earns an expected 42.37 sats a day.
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The BIP repository lists BIP 139 as Draft; the Gazette had recorded no status for it before. The Gazette saw the change on 30 October 2026 at commit 5aadddb; the repository may have made it on any day since the Gazette's previous read. A status is the repository's label for a document: it is not an endorsement, and it does not say a consensus change has activated.
From this entry’s day the Gazette’s data job files the status changes the BIP repository records, one entry a read, under the rule on the method page.
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Strategy's 8-K of 26 October reports 848,517 BTC as of 25 October. The row had stood at 848,517 as of 18 October, and the companies’ total stays at 1,044,838 BTC.
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The corporate category is unchanged at 1,044,838 BTC, and so is the disclosed floor of 2,264,344 BTC. It is 11.2624 percent of the 20,105,290.625 BTC issued at block 973,692, against 11.2649 percent at block 972,262: the percent moved only because issued supply grew at the new height. The ETF and state rows are unchanged.
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The top three labels, Foundry USA, AntPool and F2Pool, hold 689 of 1,078 blocks in the one-week window, 63.91 percent, against 62.39 percent on 21 October. The one-month window is 63.59 percent and the three-month 60.90 percent. The previous snapshot and the endpoint responses are preserved beside it.