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The blocks were undermined using decentralized transaction templates.
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Ocean is already one of the 10 pools with more hashrate, according to Mempool.Space.
Ocean, the decentralized Bitcoin mining pool, undermined 10 blocks in one day. The event occurred on July 11. According to the pool data, the 10 blocks were undermined using Datum, the template that allows the direct selection of block templates by the miners that contribute to the platform, without any intermediary.
This case of increase in the frequency of mined blocks in 24 hours It coincides with an increase in hashrate in the pool.
On June 23, Ocean Pool had on average 4 exahasos per second (eh/s). As of that date, the hash rate has remained between 8 and 11 eh/s. As Cryptonoticias reported, the increase in more than double the hashrate in just a couple of days Coindice With the entry of a miner identified with the following hash: “3Dkn56s9MVsN7tc6dm8rD4s5rqRyRDHBWC”.
This miner, which could be a person or an entity, maintained a hashrate of approximately 80 pH/s (petahas per second), a unit less than the exahash.
On June 23, however his contribution jumped to more than 3 eh/s, a significant increase that catalyzed the rise in computing power in Ocean. There are reasons to think that this miner could be Tether. This company recently announced who began to contribute hash to this decentralized pool of mining, as we report in April 2025.
At the time of writing, 173 blocks using Datum have undermined in Pool Ocean. These blocks differ from the more than 11,000 mined by Ocean in which they were prosecuted with decentralized templates. That is, the transactions included in these blocks They were entirely selected by the winning miner, and not by an entity that predetermines said templates.
When this news is written, Ocean has undermined a total of 349,000 Bitcoin blocks. This mining pool was launched in November 2023, and today it belongs to the 10 most important mining pools of the cryptoactive.