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The site url is:

Digbtc.com    http://digbtc.com (http://digbtc.com)

now it not include all pools, but have included big pools, if you know some big pools, please post here, i will add it!

thanks.

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Cool website. I won't find it useful personally, but good job none-the-less.

Pretty interesting... Any way to put up stats like percentage found per pool or something within a certain timeline?

i will add some new function later!

The website title is grammatically incorrect.  I recommend changing it to either:

"Who finds bitcoin blocks?"

or

"Who finds the bitcoin blocks?"

I'm not sure how you're detecting which pool is which, but the last block MtRed found was #136391

Many of the pools have publicly available stats pages.  He's probably drawing from those.

Very cool idea, it seems Slush's pool and Deepbit are taking a massive majority. Do you support smaller pools?

Here's one that Artefact2 (from Eligius pool) created: http://pident.artefact2.com/

i was wondering if there was something like this.  found you on /r/bitcoin.

Doesn't matter who takes the most, because the biggest pools have the most people, so it gets split up into smaller numbers.  It all evens out in the end.

This is really cool, it's about time somebody did this,Thanks!

yeah, stats page would be nice. like a little pie graph.

what does it do?

sorry, not a link. useful information.

could we add bitpit? They claim blocks 136636 and 136630 recently if that helps. Are you tracking by generated addresses or json stats or what?

Also, Ozco.in claims 136805 and 136729 recently, listed as unknown on your site.

Good work :)

I can tell you that 136732 was found by EclipseMC, so you can add them to the list :)

Now we can envy more effectively ;)

Cool idea.  :)