The books, starting at zero.
Everything the program will record: Bitcoin blocks relayed, coins filed, coins proven and $POC paid out. It all reads zero because Proof of Coin isn't live. The Bitcoin blocks at the bottom are real, and you can re-hash them here.
Bitcoin headers relayed0relay tip —
Coins filed0each owes 1 hash
Coins proven0debts paid
$POC minted0all of it from proofs
Relay
- Tip
- —
- Checkpoint
- set at launch
- Fresh window
- newest 6 blocks
- Proofs / block
- 21
- Current rule
- — zero bits
Debt
Share of filed coins that have paid their hash. Empty until the first coin is filed.
Proven 0Unproven 0
Latest proofs
| Time | Coin | Bitcoin block | Proof hash | Zeros | $POC |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| No proofs yet. The program isn't deployed. Try the prover | |||||
Latest filings
| Time | Coin | Filed by | Status | Owes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nothing filed yet. Once live, anyone can file any coin. | |||||
Reference anchors
Don't trust the page. Re-hash Bitcoin.
These are the raw 80-byte headers of Bitcoin's first three blocks. Press Verify and your browser runs double SHA-256 on them, checks the result against the target in bits, and checks that each block points at the one before it.
| Height | Block hash | Time (UTC) | Zeros | Links to parent | Work |
|---|
Decoded header
Pick a block above to see its 80 bytes split into fields.