Bitcoin
Blocks land on the timechain every ~10 minutes.
OCEAN appears as one pool. DATUM lets individual miners build their own blocks. Blokzs shows the difference.
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120
OCEAN blocks (30d)
97%
DATUM-built
3%
OCEAN-built
Global footprint
Every Bitcoin block mined in the last 30 days, then a zoom into the slice OCEAN found and who actually built those blocks.
2.7%
of all Bitcoin blocks
mined by OCEAN
2.6%
of all Bitcoin blocks
built by DATUM miners
All Bitcoin blocks
Inside OCEAN · 97% DATUM-built
Last 30 days · measured from 4,456 network blocks · block share, not hashrate
The missing layer
Blocks land on the timechain every ~10 minutes.
Explorers attribute the block to the pool. The trail stops there.
Blokzs separates miner-built DATUM blocks from direct OCEAN templates.
Every OCEAN block classified as DATUM-built or OCEAN-built from coinbase structure — never guessed.
See decentralized template construction grow block by block across the checkpoint.
Secondary coinbase tags shown exactly as published — cc, 888, or any arbitrary string.
Tag text is identity, not proof of company names. Classification uses structural coinbase encoding only.
Open the dashboard to see how many OCEAN blocks are DATUM-built, and who those miners identify themselves as.
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