Hashrate
Work committed to Rootstock per second, averaged over each week.
The vertical axis is logarithmic: this series grows by several orders of magnitude, and on a linear axis the early years would be a flat line along the bottom. A straight line here means a constant growth rate.
Computed from the difference in cumulative difficulty between the last block of one week and the last of the next, divided by the elapsed time. Cumulative difficulty already accounts for uncle work, so this needs no separate uncle term. Because Rootstock is merge-mined, this is work Bitcoin miners performed anyway — the same hashing secures both chains.
Latest: 468100000000000000000 hashes per second in the week of 2 Nov 2026. 461 weekly observations.