Hashrate · 30 days
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Bitcoin block 1,000,000 countdown
Fetching current block…Estimated time remaining
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ESTIMATED ARRIVALWaiting for the chain10-minute target interval · UTC ⓘ
RECENT BLOCKSAWAITING FIRST BLOCK
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PROGRESS TO BLOCK 1,000,000—
CURRENT HEIGHT
BLOCK SUBSIDY— BTC
RECENT BLOCK PACE— min / blockLatest — intervals · varies
UNTIL NEXT HALVING— blocks
Bitcoin network
Mining and network activity
Mining, congestion and the latest blocks.
Times and dates are in UTC.
- Estimated hashrate
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- Mining difficulty
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- Next difficulty adjustment
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- Average block time
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- Transactions waiting
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- Average block fullness
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Estimated computing power securing Bitcoin
Data unavailableTrillions × Bitcoin’s original difficulty
Data unavailableRecalculated every 2,016 blocks
Data unavailableCurrent difficulty period · target 10 min
Data unavailableProvider’s view of unconfirmed transactions
Data unavailableShare of block weight capacity used
Data unavailableRecent block intervals
Data unavailable— minWaiting for block data
Recent intervals unavailable
At least two consecutive blocks are needed.
Average pace unavailable. Block timestamps are miner-reported.
Mining data: mempool.space. Block data: mempool.space / Blockstream. The transaction queue is the provider’s node view; it can differ between nodes. Difficulty adjustments are estimates until the period ends.
Block milestones
Block 1,000,000 is a milestone, not a halving. The next subsidy reduction is at 1,050,000.
The genesis block
January 3, 2009 · height 0.
The first halving
Subsidy: 50 → 25 BTC.
The fourth halving
Subsidy: 6.25 → 3.125 BTC.
Block one million
Subsidy remains 3.125 BTC.
The fifth halving
1.5625 BTC per block.
Block 1,000,000 parties
ORGANIZER LISTING
BITCOIN DISTRICTBitcoin Block
1,000,000 Party
May 1, 2027 · 10:30 AM–12:30 PM EDT
Venue to be announced
COMMUNITY DIRECTORIES
Find a local Bitcoin group
Find nearby groups to organize a block 1,000,000 gathering.
Find communities on BTC Map Explore Bitcoin meetups Community directories, not confirmed million-block events.Party details checked October 8, 2026. Dates and venues may change. An event’s listed date is not a prediction of when the block will be mined. Always confirm with the organizer.
About the countdown
How the estimate works, where the data comes from, and what happens at block 1,000,000.
There is no fixed date. Our estimate starts at the latest block’s timestamp and adds 10 minutes for each remaining block. It updates as the chain grows. Real blocks can arrive seconds or hours apart, so treat this as an estimate, not a calendar appointment.
No. One million is a cultural milestone, not a protocol change. The block subsidy at height 1,000,000 is 3.125 BTC, plus transaction fees. The next halving is at height 1,050,000, when the subsidy becomes 1.5625 BTC.
Bitcoin begins with the genesis block at height 0. Height 1,000,000 is therefore the 1,000,001st block including genesis. This site celebrates the block labeled 1,000,000, the number you will see in a block explorer.
We read the active Bitcoin chain from mempool.space, with Blockstream as a fallback. The site checks every 30 seconds while visible. If fresh data is unavailable, we keep the last known values and clearly label them. Network statistics come from mempool.space; the transaction backlog can fall back to Blockstream. Network data is refreshed every minute, with hashrate history cached for 10 minutes. The block-drop preview never changes real data.