About block 11,000
Bitcoin block 11,000 was mined by Unknown on April 15, 2009 at 4:59 AM UTC, 4 min 30 s after block 10,999. That is faster than the 10-minute average the network aims for: blocks come in bursts because finding one is pure chance.
It confirmed 1 transactions in 0.00 MB (0.0% of the 4 million weight-unit limit). The median transaction paid 0.00 sat/vB, and all fees added up to 0.0000 BTC. With the 50.000 BTC subsidy of halving era 1, Unknown earned 50.0000 BTC for this block.
Block 11,000 is number 921 of 2,016 in difficulty epoch 5; 1,095 blocks remain until the next difficulty adjustment at block 12,095. The next halving is at block 210,000, 199,000 blocks after this one.
Its hash starts with 8 zeros: that is the proof of work, a number below the target that the whole network’s hashrate had to search for. Unknown found 2 blocks in the week before. Today the block has 964,537 confirmations, so it is settled beyond any practical doubt.