₿randon Pirie

It's live. I built a way to experience the Bitcoin network itself. This is a real block being found, captured live. Sound on. The lights are real transactions, waiting. The higher a transaction's fee rate, the closer it sits to the bright center. That's roughly the next block. The whole time, miners around the world are guessing. A counter estimates how many guesses they've made since you showed up. You'll see it climb while you watch. When one of them gets it right, the block is sealed, the pool that found it is named, and it joins every block before it, all the way back to 2009. You can also paste in your own transaction ID and watch it go from waiting to sealed. A new block every ten minutes or so, for almost 18 years. Still running.