btcintel

SpiderPool · block 975,757

block attributionin forceversion 1

The attribution of one block to a pool by one source, mempool mining pools. The block's page lists every source's attribution, side by side.

mempool mining pools attributes block 975,757 to SpiderPool, by the payout address.

mempool mining pools · service data · 50 · in force since 14 Nov 2026

version
1 of 1
in force
in force since
14 Nov 2026
07:08 UTC
first read
14 Nov 2026
07:08 UTC
rests on
1
an output of the coinbase that pays a listed address
disputes
0
none open · none resolved

Attributions

the claim · what it says, what it rests on, since when

what is said

how
by the payout address
source
mempool mining poolslicence: MIT
class
service data · 50from the service's own publication

Pool catalog: mempool/mining-pools (MIT)

what it rests on 1

payout address
1BM1sAcrfV6d4zPKytzziu4McLQDsFC2Qcoutput 0 of the coinbase pays it · the catalog lists it for this pool
matcher
v1
the source's file
sha256 7ac47b0410134c2a023f09ae78aeb4161016f9528f748d987b6880b4cda19f9f

the days

the block was mined
14 Nov 2026 07:10 UTC
reported by the source
no report date: the record carries none
first read
14 Nov 2026 07:08 UTC
in force since
14 Nov 2026 07:08 UTC
file read
not served: the record carries the file's hash and no time

An attribution is one source's reading of one block by one method. The block's page lists every source's, in one fixed order and with no winner.

The record

cite it · its versions · check that what you quote is what is served

Citea citation names one claim at one version

citation
btcintel:attributions:21618@v1 sha256:28805e7d4ea9e31c
this version
the link that pins version 1it keeps showing version 1 when a later one is written
as a file
a block attribution is not exported as STIX: the API serves no file for it

Versions1 version

  1. Version 1 · written 14 Nov 2026 07:08 UTC by the pool matcher, v1in forcethis pagebtcintel:attributions:21618@v1 sha256:28805e7d4ea9e31c

Verifythe hash of what is served must begin with the citation's 16 hex

A citation names a claim, a version and the first 16 hex of that version's content hash. Fetch the version and compare: the hash must begin with the citation's 16 hex. The ETag of the answer carries the same hash: production answers it weak (W/) and with its encoding's suffix (-gzip), or bare.

curl -sI "https://api.btcintel.io/v1/claims/att_21618?version=1" | grep -i etag# ETag: W/"28805e7d4ea9e31c3328bc8e6e645b9afb902f5a8b1b886d291b3c434e84f79f-gzip" curl -s "https://api.btcintel.io/v1/claims/att_21618?version=1" | jq -r .content_sha256# 28805e7d4ea9e31c3328bc8e6e645b9afb902f5a8b1b886d291b3c434e84f79f# the first 16 hex are the citation's: btcintel:attributions:21618@v1 sha256:28805e7d4ea9e31c
it must give
28805e7d4ea9e31c3328bc8e6e645b9afb902f5a8b1b886d291b3c434e84f79f

Every change to the content writes a new version with its own hash; the previous version keeps its hash and its citation, so a quote never changes under the reader.