F2Pool Mining Pool Statistics
Founded in 2013 and nicknamed Discus Fish, F2Pool is one of the longest running Bitcoin mining pools in the world.
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F2Pool, also known by its original nickname Discus Fish, was founded in 2013 by Wang Chun and Mao Shixing. It is one of the longest continuously operating Bitcoin mining pools and has mined tens of thousands of blocks over its lifetime.
F2Pool supports many other proof-of-work networks alongside Bitcoin and publishes widely cited miner revenue and break-even price data, which makes its research pages a common reference even for miners who point their machines elsewhere.
At the current hashprice of $40.00 per PH/s per day, a miner on F2Pool keeps an estimated $38.40 per PH/s per day after the 4% base fee, about $1,171per PH/s per month before power costs. Multiply by your fleet's hashrate in PH/s to size your own revenue here.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is F2Pool's current hashrate?
F2Pool currently contributes about 145.5 EH/s to the Bitcoin network, which is roughly 13.8% of the hashrate tracked by MiningRadar. The number on this page refreshes every few minutes.
How many blocks does F2Pool mine per day?
Bitcoin produces about 144 blocks per day. With roughly 13.8% of the network hashrate, F2Pool is expected to mine about 20 blocks per day on average. Actual results vary with luck.
What fee does F2Pool charge?
F2Pool charges a base fee of about 4%. Fees can vary by contract and miner size, so always confirm current terms with the pool directly.
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