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Bitcoin Mining Pool Stats and Hashrate Distribution

This page shows real-time mining pool stats to assist you in evaluating the performance and reliability of major Bitcoin mining pools. In the chart below, you'll get key info about the current hashrate distribution, giving you a snapshot of which mining pools dominate the network.

Live Bitcoin mining pool hashrate distribution

7-day average pool hashrate · source: mempool.space.

Hashrate Distribution by Bitcoin Mining Pools

This chart displays the distribution of hashrate among different Bitcoin Mining Pools.

Top 15 Bitcoin Mining Pools by Hashrate

List of the largest Bitcoin Mining Pools by hashrate.
RankPool NameAverage HashrateShare
#1Foundry USA229.65 EH/s26.00%
#2AntPool176.43 EH/s19.98%
#3F2Pool95.60 EH/s10.83%
#4SpiderPool94.62 EH/s10.71%
#5ViaBTC70.96 EH/s8.04%
#6Luxor40.41 EH/s4.58%
#7MARA Pool40.41 EH/s4.58%
#8SECPOOL35.48 EH/s4.02%
#9OCEAN28.58 EH/s3.24%
#10SBI Crypto21.68 EH/s2.46%
#11Braiins Pool13.80 EH/s1.56%
#12Binance Pool12.81 EH/s1.45%
#13Unknown7.88 EH/s0.89%
#14NiceHash2.96 EH/s0.33%
#15ULTIMUSPOOL2.96 EH/s0.33%

At a glance

As of the latest 7-day window, the largest Bitcoin mining pools by hashrate share are Foundry USA (26.0%), AntPool (20.0%), F2Pool (10.8%), SpiderPool (10.7%), and ViaBTC (8.0%).

The Basics

How Bitcoin mining pools work

What is a Bitcoin mining pool?

Bitcoin mining pools are made up of groups of miners who combine their computing power to generate more consistent rewards. Instead of mining alone, in pools, users receive payouts based on the hashrate they contribute to the pool.

How do mining pools work?

When a pool finds a block, the reward is split among members. Payouts depend on your share of the work and the pool's payment model, such as PPS or PPLNS. Most pools charge 1 to 2.5% in fees.

Choosing the right pool

The best Bitcoin pool mining option depends on your goals. Key factors to consider:

  • Fees and payout model
  • Uptime and reliability
  • Latency to the pool server
  • Dashboard and transparency

Always set up a backup pool to avoid downtime if your main pool goes offline.

Types of mining pools

Mining pools fall into a few categories based on access and payout structure:

  • Public Pools: Open to all, easy to join.
  • Private Pools: Require approval or minimum hashpower
  • Solo Pools: higher variance, full block reward when you find a block (see solo mining vs pool mining)

Top performers often include Foundry USA, Antpool, F2Pool, and ViaBTC, but rankings change frequently. Use our live data to compare Bitcoin pool performance across hashrate, share, and stability. See our full breakdown of the best Bitcoin mining pools for fees, payout models, and reliability.

FAQ

Bitcoin mining pool questions

What is the largest Bitcoin mining pool?

As of the latest 7-day data, the largest Bitcoin mining pool is Foundry USA at 26.0% of network hashrate, followed by AntPool at 20.0%. Rankings shift over time, so the live table above always reflects the current distribution.

How is Bitcoin mining pool hashrate distribution measured?

It is estimated from the share of blocks each pool mines over a recent window. A pool that mines more blocks accounts for a larger share of total network hashrate.

Which Bitcoin mining pool is the most profitable?

Returns depend on the pool fee, the payout model (PPS, PPLNS, or FPPS), and your latency to the pool servers, not just the size of the pool.

How often do Bitcoin mining pool rankings change?

Daily shares move with block luck, so short-term numbers fluctuate. The underlying order changes over weeks as hashrate migrates between pools.

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