<p>There is nothing to track until 0.12.2 is released. Once that happens the process is described here:</p>

<p><a href="https://bitcoinmagazine.com/articles/the-segregated-witness-timeline-from-idea-to-adoption-in-six-steps-1461255570">https://bitcoinmagazine.com/articles/the-segregated-witness-timeline-from-idea-to-adoption-in-six-steps-1461255570</a></p>

<p>"First, miners (or pools) running Bitcoin Core 0.12.2 (and Bitcoin implementations that merged similar code), automatically start signalling they are ready to mine Segregated Witness transactions. This happens through version bits they include in blocks they do mine that indicate what types of transactions and blocks they can mine. </p>

<p>Once miners representing 95 percent of hash power (1,916 blocks) within a single difficulty period (2,016 blocks/about two weeks) include the right version bit, the soft fork is locked in."</p>

<p>Block explorers will make it easy to track the progress after 0.12.2 is released</p>

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2016-06-02T00:54:05.650Z
I found https://coin.dance/blocks#blockHistory which shows segwit support at 8%, how can that be if 0.12.2 is not released?
trampster
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2016-06-02T00:55:56.623Z
@trampster that is basically a flag to signal (unofficial) support but not the type of official support required to trigger the fork.
studycrypto
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2016-06-02T01:00:19.757Z
Can you include a link to a block explorer that tracks the type of support required to trigger the fork.
trampster
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2016-06-02T00:51:32.193Z
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2016-06-02T00:54:07.020Z
studycrypto
<p>Bitcoin Core has a segwit adoption page that should help you track it: <a href="https://bitcoincore.org/en/segwit_adoption/">https://bitcoincore.org/en/segwit_adoption/</a></p>

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2016-06-03T15:26:08.607Z
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Савва Бирюков
<p>Now that segwit is active, there are a couple of sites that can give you info on how many segwit transactions are now appearing in blocks. Best one I've found is: </p>

<p><a href="http://segwit.5gbfree.com/countsegwit" rel="nofollow noreferrer">http://segwit.5gbfree.com/countsegwit</a></p>

<p>Another is: <a href="https://oxt.me/charts" rel="nofollow noreferrer">https://oxt.me/charts</a></p>

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2017-10-13T03:42:09.583Z
See also http://segwit.party/charts/#
Daniel Himmelstein
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2017-10-13T04:49:32.040Z
@DanielHimmelstein That's the one I go to all the time now! Good call!
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B T
<p>How can I find out what the current Segregated witness adoption rate is, so as to see how it is progressing towards the 95% readiness required for it to activate.</p>

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How to track Segregated Witness adoption rates
trampster
# How to track Segregated Witness adoption rates

(Asked by: username_0 on 2016-06-01)

How can I find out what the current Segregated witness adoption rate is, so as to see how it is progressing towards the 95% readiness required for it to activate.

**Tags:** bitcoin-core, segregated-witness


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## 3 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2016-06-02. Score: 6

There is nothing to track until 0.12.2 is released. Once that happens the process is described here:

<https://bitcoinmagazine.com/articles/the-segregated-witness-timeline-from-idea-to-adoption-in-six-steps-1461255570>

"First, miners (or pools) running Bitcoin Core 0.12.2 (and Bitcoin implementations that merged similar code), automatically start signalling they are ready to mine Segregated Witness transactions. This happens through version bits they include in blocks they do mine that indicate what types of transactions and blocks they can mine.

Once miners representing 95 percent of hash power (1,916 blocks) within a single difficulty period (2,016 blocks/about two weeks) include the right version bit, the soft fork is locked in."

Block explorers will make it easy to track the progress after 0.12.2 is released

> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: I found https://coin.dance/blocks#blockHistory which shows segwit support at 8%, how can that be if 0.12.2 is not released?  
> **username_1**: @username_0 that is basically a flag to signal (unofficial) support but not the type of official support required to trigger the fork.  
> **username_0**: Can you include a link to a block explorer that tracks the type of support required to trigger the fork.  

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### Answer by username_2 on 2016-06-03. Score: 4

Bitcoin Core has a segwit adoption page that should help you track it: <https://bitcoincore.org/en/segwit_adoption/>


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### Answer by username_3 on 2017-08-24. Score: 1

Now that segwit is active, there are a couple of sites that can give you info on how many segwit transactions are now appearing in blocks. Best one I've found is:

<http://segwit.5gbfree.com/countsegwit>

Another is: <https://oxt.me/charts>

> **Comments:**
> **username_4**: See also http://segwit.party/charts/#  
> **username_3**: @DanielHimmelstein That's the one I go to all the time now! Good call!  

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