Excuse me, I'm curious about the fundamental structure of Bitcoin. Could you please elaborate on how the system quantifies value? Specifically, I've often heard about
Bitcoin blocks, but I'm not quite sure how they relate to the actual Bitcoin currency. So, my question is: How many Bitcoin blocks make up 1 Bitcoin? I understand that mining involves solving complex mathematical problems that result in the creation of new blocks, but I'm unsure if these blocks are directly exchanged for Bitcoin or if there's a different mechanism at play. Could you clarify this for me? Thank you in advance for your assistance.
7 answers
henry_miller_astronomer
Wed Jul 24 2024
However, due to the increasing hash power added by miners, the time taken to mine a block has changed.
Riccardo
Wed Jul 24 2024
On average, 144 blocks are mined daily in the Bitcoin network.
Tommaso
Wed Jul 24 2024
Each block contains a reward of 6.25 bitcoins.
GwanghwamunGuardian
Wed Jul 24 2024
Calculating the daily total, 144 blocks multiplied by 6.25 bitcoins per block equals 900 bitcoins.
mia_rose_painter
Wed Jul 24 2024
This represents the average amount of new bitcoins mined daily.