Block height
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Time since last block --
Watch Bitcoin get mined. One swing at a time.
A crew of stickmen digs in the cave around the clock. Every real Bitcoin block grows the chain, and after every 24 blocks (about 4 hours) a new miner clocks in.
Latest block
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-- since last block
On duty · shift #--
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Block - of 24 this shiftBlock -
Waiting for the chain...
The chain grows to the left ← newest block drops in under the chuteSwipe → for older blocks
This shift
-- blocks
mined while -- is on duty
Mempool
-- tx waiting
-- of unconfirmed data
Fees (sat/vB)
-fastest
-1 hour
-economy
Bitcoin price
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Sats per dollar
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"Moscow time" · 1 USD = this many sats
Next difficulty adjustment
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Shift schedule
Shifts are counted in blocks, not clock time: every miner digs exactly 24 blocks (shift = block height ÷ 24), so the crew is the same for everyone. Time estimates assume ~10 min per block and are only a rough guide.
Current shift blocks--
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Coming soon
The Live Feed: Bitcoin & AI, discussed live
We are building a community space inside Nonce Mine: a real-time feed where you can sign up and talk Bitcoin, AI, and everything in between. The cave is just the lobby.
- Live discussion feed
- Accounts & profiles
- Bitcoin × AI rooms
- Block-triggered threads
About Nonce Mine
Bitcoin blocks arrive about every ten minutes, roughly 144 times a day. Here each one is a swing of a pickaxe. The data is real, pulled live from the public mempool.space API; the stickmen are just there to make it fun to watch. Not financial advice.