The Bitcoin network has processed more than 800,000 blocks, of which F2Pool accounts for more than 10%

Odaily Planet Daily News Since Satoshi Nakamoto created the Bitcoin blockchain, the Bitcoin network has processed more than 800,000 blocks. According to BTC.com data, unknown miners from 99 different mining pools ranked first in the number of processed blocks, among which unknown miners including Satoshi Nakamoto and early miners discovered a total of 227,800 blocks, accounting for 28.37% of the total %. Since 2009, F2Pool has taken the leading position as a confirmed mining pool, discovering 80,364 blocks, accounting for about 10.01% of the total; followed by AntPool, which found 75,829 blocks and ranked third, Accounting for 9.44% of the total. The following rankings are Btc.com Mining Pool (39,996 blocks), Braiins Pool (39,647 blocks) and Viabtc (33,194 blocks). The Btc Guild, which officially closed in June 2015, ranks seventh, having discovered 32,935 blocks since 2011. Although the Btc Guild has been dormant for more than eight years, its contributions are still worthy of attention. Additionally, Poolin ranks eighth with 27,236 blocks, while Foundry ranks ninth with 25,946 blocks. (Bitcoin.com)