Every Bitcoin Cash block ever found, and what the miners earned.
Network-wide numbers, refreshed straight from the chain every 30 seconds.
About this tracker
This tracker counts every Bitcoin Cash block ever found — from the genesis block in 2009 to the one found a minute ago — and shows how much BCH those blocks paid out and what it is worth in USD right now. You can see how many Bitcoin Cash blocks were found today (resetting at midnight EST), in the last three months, and across the whole history of the chain, plus live network stats.
Want to know who is finding those blocks? The bitcoin cash mining pool rankings show every pool's blocks found, network share and estimated USD earnings. The bitcoin cash halving countdown tracks blocks remaining until the next reward cut, and the block reward history covers every halving era since 2009.
Frequently asked questions
How many Bitcoin Cash blocks are found per day?
On average about 144 blocks per day — one roughly every 10 minutes, the target built into Bitcoin Cash's difficulty adjustment. The real number varies day to day as hashrate moves, which is why the Today (EST) counter on this page resets to zero at midnight Eastern and climbs through the day.
How much BCH does a miner get for finding a block?
Since the April 2024 halving, each block pays a fixed subsidy of 3.125 BCH plus all the transaction fees inside that block. The subsidy halves every 210,000 blocks — about every four years — until it reaches zero around the year 2140.
Which mining pool finds the most Bitcoin Cash blocks?
It changes constantly. The live pools ranking on this site shows every pool's blocks found, network share and estimated earnings over the available time windows.
When is the next Bitcoin Cash halving?
The next halving happens at block 1,050,000, when the subsidy drops from 3.125 BCH to 1.5625 BCH. The exact date isn't fixed — it depends on how fast blocks are found — but the halving countdown page estimates it live from the current average block time.