Mining poolsBitcoin Cash blocks by coinbase tag
Share of the most recent blocks per pool, read from what each miner wrote into its block.
Share of the last 144 blocks
No data yet. Pool shares appear once block data with coinbase tags has been read.
Newest blocks
No block data yet.
Questions
How is a block assigned to a pool?
By the text a miner writes into the block's coinbase transaction. Most pools put their name there. A block without a recognisable tag is counted as Unknown.
Is this the hashrate share?
It is the share of blocks found in the window shown. Over a few hundred blocks that is close to the hashrate share, but luck moves it up and down.
Can a pool hide its name?
Yes. The tag is voluntary and can be anything, so the list shows what miners declared, not a verified identity.
Does the halving change the pool shares?
The halving cuts the block reward for every miner equally. Which pools keep mining afterwards depends on their costs; this page shows the result block by block.