Each completed point is accepted, protocol-priced work in a 24-hour window aligned to UTC day boundaries, divided by 86,400 seconds. Dates and times display in your local timezone. The latest point uses the exact rolling 24 hours ending at the indexed tip. The chart traces the five largest current producers on one linear, zero-based scale; an isolated block appears as a dot. Click a legend entry to show or hide its line. The activity rail counts one-block payout addresses, and the window inspector lists every address observed in that interval. Small rates sit near zero because their actual work is much lower. A missing block does not establish zero mining capacity.