Binance mining pool found only 1 Bitcoin block in a week... ends in 10 days

Binance Pool mined just one Bitcoin block in the week to March 9, capturing 0.11% of all blocks found in that period, according to mempool.space data published a day before the exchange's mining service is set to shut down on March 10. The figure reflects blocks actually discovered rather than connected hardware or hashrate, and block-finding counts vary with the observation window, so the single-week tally alone does not establish how much mining capacity has left the pool. The near-zero share marks a sharp decline for a pool that was once a meaningful contributor to Bitcoin's block production, and it comes as Binance winds down the service entirely. What to watch next is where the pool's remaining hashrate migrates after the March 10 closure and whether rival pools absorb it, plus any further mempool.space data confirming the final block count.