BitFP Mining Network
Participation, valid partial work, block production, and concentration—bound to public chain data when public mining begins.
Mainnet: NOT LIVE
BitFP public mining is not live yet. When the network launches, this page will publish chain-derived participation, work-rate, block-production, and mining-concentration metrics. Unavailable values are shown as an em dash, never as a fabricated zero.
Current network
Participation Breadth
- Active Mining Identities · 24h
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- Active Mining Identities · 7d
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Work Activity
- Accepted Partial-Work Receipts · 24h
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- Receipt Rate
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- Estimated Network Work Rate
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Block Production
- Block Producer Identities · 24h
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- Current Block Height
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- Current Epoch
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Designed windows: 1 hour, 24 hours, 7 days, and 30 days. Historical charts remain absent until validated live observations exist.
Measure concentration; do not assert it.
Active Mining Identity
An active mining identity is an anonymous protocol identity that
submitted valid mining work during the selected time window. For
accepted partial work, the indexed object is the receipt's
reward-authority commitment,
WorkStatement.miner_commitment. It is not an
estimate of a unique human operator.
One human may control multiple mining identities; one identity may represent multiple machines. This measures protocol participation breadth, not human population.
Blocks and partial work
Canonical blocks reveal successful block producers. Accepted partial-work receipts reveal a broader population of identities that contributed valid work without winning a block. The two views remain separate: a block producer commitment is not silently equated with a receipt miner commitment.
This does not prove one-person-one-miner decentralization and does not identify real-world operators.
How concentration will be reported
Largest identity share
Fraction of accepted mining work attributable to the largest active mining identity within the measurement window.
Top 1% / Top 10%
Share of accepted work attributable to the highest-contributing identities. No arbitrary threshold is labeled “decentralized.”
HHI
Sum of squared work shares across active mining identities.
Gini
Inequality measure over accepted-work contribution across active mining identities.
Public data without HTML scraping
The canonical API reports explicit network identity, launch status, chain snapshot, calculation version, freshness, and nullable metrics. Testnet data will never be presented as mainnet data.
GET /api/network/mining.json GET /api/network/mining-methodology.json GET /network/mining/methodology/
Informational and optional. Not a consensus, mining, validation, or trust dependency.
Future live path
public BitFP chain data → validated event / indexing layer → deterministic mining metrics calculator → versioned chain-bound snapshot → public JSON API → website and autonomous agents
The observer is not consensus authority. Independent operators should be able to reconstruct every figure from public chain data. Snapshots bind network, genesis ID, block height and ID, time window, calculation version, generation time, and a reproducibility digest.
Design goals are testable claims.
The technical whitepaper covers source-exact PoW, partial-work receipts, receipt targets, ordinary-CPU participation goals, agent-native discovery, and the post-quantum-oriented proof architecture. This dashboard will measure outcomes; it does not promise permanent ASIC resistance or guaranteed decentralized mining.
These public measurements also inform the planned BitFP Sybil Resistance Audit v0.1. The formal audit is not started, and this dashboard is evidence input—not proof that BitFP is Sybil-proof.