INDEXED BLOCKS / 24 HOURS
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QUANTUS MAINNET / MINING POOLS
Quantus Pools
Recent blocks and mining concentration, measured from the chain.
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ESTIMATED NETWORK HASHRATE / 24 HOURS
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UNKNOWN OR SOLO / BLOCK SHARE
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Chain-derived concentration
| Pool / reward address | Blocks | Block share | Estimated hashrate share | Estimated hashrate |
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Estimated hashrate share is the share of indexed difficulty work, not a direct measurement. Unknown or solo includes every unassigned block. Pool-linked addresses can also receive hosted-solo rewards; those modes cannot be separated by address.
SOURCES AND LIMITS
What do these numbers mean?
How are blocks assigned to pools?
We match pool-published round heights and hashes against our indexed canonical blocks, then read the reward addresses from those matched blocks. Recent blocks paying those verified addresses are attributed to the pool. Mapping is evidence of a relationship, not proof of ownership. Prior evidence is rechecked against the chain even when APIs are unavailable. Conflicting or unmapped addresses remain unknown or solo.
What is the window?
Block shares use all indexed canonical blocks with timestamps in the trailing 24 hours. Missing history is labelled. Hashrate estimates sum difficulty over usable adjacent block intervals; shares use each pool's fraction of that work. Random variation and different time windows make these estimates differ from pool-reported rates.
Can hosted solo be separated?
Not reliably from reward addresses. Quanpool's published pooled and hosted-solo rounds can pay the same address. Unknown or solo is an attribution category, not a verified count of solo miners. Self-reported hosted-solo counters are shown separately and are not substituted for chain measurements.
What happens when a pool is down?
The collector fetches only the two Quantus providers about once a minute with an identifying User-Agent. API reports are labelled self-reported, timestamped, and hidden on failure or after 15 minutes. Chain counts continue using canonical evidence. If the pool snapshot itself is missing or over 3 minutes old, the page falls back to our existing reward-address summary without guessing pool names.
Which QTC network is this?
This page concerns Quantus mainnet and the pools quanpool.com and quantus.luckypool.io. Qubitcoin also uses the ticker QTC; aggregator entries for that different coin are not used here. Listing a pool is not an endorsement.