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P2Pool Decentralized Miners

live data

Individual P2Pool participants identified by /P2Pool/ coinbase markers.

Rows in labels.db

1

Confidence

0.9

Refresh cadence

Weekly (same scan as coinbase-pools)

Schema

flat

About this source

P2Pool is structurally different from conventional pools: each P2Pool block distributes the block reward across many participating miners in a single coinbase transaction (typically 10-50 outputs vs the conventional 1-2). The addresses surfaced here are individual P2Pool miners, not the pool itself. P2Pool ran actively from ~2011 to ~2019; mining activity is mostly historical and the address corpus is bounded by that era's participant base.

How we got the data

Same scan as coinbase-pools, filtered to blocks whose coinbase scriptSig contains '/p2pool/'. Each block typically produces 10-50 output addresses; the loader emits one row per unique address with block-count + height-range metadata.

Why this confidence

On-chain evidence that the address received a slice of a P2Pool block reward (the coinbase scriptSig contains the literal /P2Pool/ marker). Confidence is slightly lower than the conventional-pool case because the address may be a one-time participant rather than a long-running miner.

License & attribution

Derived from public on-chain data. P2Pool itself is GPL-licensed software; we surface addresses identified by its characteristic coinbase signature.

Sample addresses

Up to 1 representative rows from this source, picked live from labels.db. Addresses appearing in the current rich-list snapshot are surfaced first, sorted by balance. Click any address to see its full /address aggregator entry.

Address Label Balance (BTC) Confidence
1DXCobbkfzTVffq5EHs8PHj5wxiJybxqLQ P2Pool decentralized mining participant 0.90

See the data live

Every row from this source is queryable through the /address aggregator and the JSON API.

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