BTC.com
Bitmain-operated mining pool and block explorer that mined the last block shared by Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash; the domain now hosts a “BTC.com Museum”.
The wiki's angle: the last block Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash share was mined by a Bitmain pool that had signed the agreement it advertised, which is the split in one coinbase.[3][2]
Contents
Pool
Wikipedia says Bitmain “operates BTC.com and Antpool, historically two of the largest mining pools for bitcoin”[1]. The New York Agreement lists “btc.com (China)” among its supporters[2].
The split
Bitcoin Takeover's Bitcoin Cash feature records that block 478,558, the last block Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash share, was “mined by BTC.com with a /NYA/ tag in the coinbase” at 13:16:14 UTC[3].
Today
As of 13 November 2026 the btc.com domain serves a site titled “BTC.com Museum | Bitcoin History & Primary Sources”[4]. Who runs it now is not sourced in this wiki[4].
References
- secondaryWikipedia, “Bitmain” [archived]
- primaryDigital Currency Group, “Bitcoin Scaling Agreement at Consensus 2017”, Medium, 23 May 2017 (Wayback Machine copy)
- btkBitcoin Cash: The Big Block Breakaway (BTCTKVR: Forks!) [archived]
- primarybtc.com homepage, now “BTC.com Museum” (read 13 Nov 2026) [archived]