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mining Bitcoin
Public fleet aggregates from the existing pool API. See reported device buckets, hashrate and wallet counts. Backend labels are inferred, not verified hardware identities.
Hashrate by backend bucket
Share of reported bucket hashrate · refreshes every 5 min
Total hashrate
Backend buckets
Active wallets
Mining Fleet
The backend’s device labels, ranked by reported hashrate or wallets. Each bar is scaled to the largest value in the selected ranking.
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Hashrate does not identify a physical miner. These are the backend’s aggregate labels, not a new hardware classifier.
- Existing public source
This page reads
/api/miners_devices.php. It does not collect new telemetry or change your mining connection. - Wallet-level grouping
The backend assigns a wallet to its largest detected device or hashrate bucket. A mixed wallet’s entire reported hashrate is grouped there.
- Inference, not verification
A model name is an inferred backend label. Shared speeds, worker names, tuning and rented hashrate can make the label ambiguous. Illustrations are decorative.
- Freshness is visible
The page refreshes every five minutes while visible. Failed requests, missing fields and old source timestamps are labelled; unavailable statistics are never replaced with a sample or assumed zero.
| API field | Meaning |
|---|---|
total_workers | Reported worker total |
active_miners | Reported active wallets |
total_hr_th | Reported fleet hashrate in TH/s |
by_type | Backend bucket names and aggregates |
count | Wallets assigned to a bucket |
total_th | Bucket hashrate in TH/s |
updated | Source timestamp, when available |
Chart shares are calculated from the sum of reported bucket hashrates. Missing bucket hashrates withhold the chart instead of silently dropping data.