Mining pools
Share is measured by blocks actually found on-chain in the last 24 h. Self-reported pool hashrate is not verifiable and is excluded.
PRL mined each day, by pool
Every block since genesis, attributed to the pool that found it and totalled by day. The bands are stacked, so the height of the stack is the whole network's daily issuance — which falls over time, because emission decays. Opens on 90 days: the chain's first ten were a bootstrap, issuing up to 44M PRL a day against a 1.2M median since, and on one linear axis that flattens everything after it. Press ALL to see it. Lines compares a small pool against a large one.
Cumulative PRL mined, by pool
The same blocks, added up. This is the one that answers “who holds the supply?” — or rather, who was paid it. Coins may have moved since; this is issuance, not a balance.
Pools by blocks found (24 h)
The fee column feeds the cost model: effective emission is haircut by the block-weighted average fee.
Where to next
Related pages that answer the questions this one raises.