BitcoinII

Network

Network

The BitcoinII network, live: hashrate, difficulty, the latest blocks and transactions, and the countdown to the next halving. Straight from the public block explorer.

Live stats

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Block height
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Network hashrate (estimate)
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Difficulty
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Last block
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Average block time (last 30 blocks)
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Waiting in the mempool
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Source: explorer.bitcoin-ii.org

Halving and supply

Next halving

— blocks to go

0%
Halving at block
210,000
Estimated date
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Block reward now
50 BC2

The date is an estimate from the recent average block time. It moves as hashrate changes.

Issuance

— of the 21 million cap issued

0%
Maximum supply
21,000,000 BC2
Halving interval
210,000 blocks

Worked out from the live block height and the fixed schedule (50 BC2 per block, halving every 210,000 blocks). Coins a miner left unclaimed are not subtracted.

Charts

HashrateDaily average, estimated from blocks found

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DifficultyShockWave adjusts it every block

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Block timesMinutes between each of the last 30 blocks; the line is the 10-minute target

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Issuance scheduleShare of the 21 million cap issued by block height

50% of all coins by block 210,000, 75% by 420,000 and 87.5% by 630,000. Every 210,000 blocks the reward halves.

Network growth

How the BC2 network is growing, from what the public explorer publishes. The history is sampled at 16 points across the whole chain, so it loads quickly.

Unspent outputs (UTXO set)
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UTXO set growth
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Share of the 21M cap issued
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Unspent outputs over timeEach unspent output is an amount of BC2 sitting at an address: the closest public measure of addresses holding BC2

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Network activity over timeAverage transactions per block, sampled across the chain’s history

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Why there’s no “number of wallets”

A blockchain records addresses and amounts, not wallets: one wallet normally uses many addresses, so nobody can count wallets from the chain. The public explorer (the standard mempool software) also has no endpoint for counting addresses or for a balance distribution (“rich list”). The unspent-output count above is the closest honest measure it publishes. If the explorer operators add address statistics, this section can show them. Where this data comes from

Latest blocks and transactions

Latest blocks

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Newest unconfirmed transactions

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Fixed rules

Last updated: 2026-11-01

Proof of work
SHA-256 (SHA-256d)
Maximum supply
21,000,000 BC2
Block time
Targets 10-minute blocks; actual intervals vary with hashrate
Halving
Every 210,000 blocks; the first is at block 210,000
Current block reward
50 BC2
Difficulty adjustment
ShockWave, every block (since block 57,750)
Current release
BitcoinII Core v31.1.0 (based on Bitcoin Core v31.1)
P2P port
8338

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