Monero network stats (live)
The table below loads current figures from a public Monero block explorer when you open the page.
Network right now
| Block height | — |
|---|---|
| Network hashrate | — |
| Difficulty | — |
| Block reward | 0.6 XMR tail emission plus transaction fees |
| Target block time | 2 minutes (about 720 blocks a day) |
| Transactions in mempool | — |
| Total XMR mined | — XMR |
| Hard fork version | — |
Values load live when you open the page.
What these numbers mean
Hashrate is the total computing power mining Monero. Monero uses the RandomX algorithm, designed so ordinary CPUs stay competitive, which keeps mining open to home users. Difficulty adjusts every block so that a block is found about every two minutes; hashrate is roughly difficulty divided by 120 seconds.
The block reward has been a fixed 0.6 XMR plus fees since the tail emission started in June 2022; see Monero supply. Want to know what your CPU would earn? Try the mining calculator, which loads the current difficulty, or read how to mine Monero.
The mempool holds transactions waiting for a block. When it is busy, fees can rise; see Monero fee today.
Frequently asked questions
What is Monero's hashrate?
It is shown live at the top of this page. It changes constantly as miners join and leave.
How often is a Monero block mined?
About every two minutes on average, roughly 720 blocks a day.
What is the Monero block reward?
0.6 XMR per block plus the fees of the transactions in it. This tail emission has applied since June 2022.