[∞ YH] US/EU/AU solo.ckpool.org 2% fee solo mining 313 blocks solved!

[-ck]

Congratulations to miner bc1qq926qlrhc2pvxzc5f0zswnvqqddqqj3tz2amla with a sizeable 2.5PH/s for solving the first EU solo block and the 298th block at http://solo.ckpool.org!

https://mempool.space/block/000000000000000000005afed55b551d961220653a05daa8f362de2a384d8cea

A miner of this size has about a one in 2,000 chance of finding a block per day.

This is the inaugural block for the EU solo pool which is cause for celebration.

I'm currently away at a bitcoin gathering and don't have low level access to the pool, but I will post the logs from the pool console when I get home.

Hi Con ...

You at TheBushBash?

I've missed it this Year - AGAIN!

#crysx #cwi

I was indeed.

[chrysophylax]

Congratulations to miner bc1qq926qlrhc2pvxzc5f0zswnvqqddqqj3tz2amla with a sizeable 2.5PH/s for solving the first EU solo block and the 298th block at http://solo.ckpool.org!

https://mempool.space/block/000000000000000000005afed55b551d961220653a05daa8f362de2a384d8cea

A miner of this size has about a one in 2,000 chance of finding a block per day.

This is the inaugural block for the EU solo pool which is cause for celebration.

I'm currently away at a bitcoin gathering and don't have low level access to the pool, but I will post the logs from the pool console when I get home.

Hi Con ...

You at TheBushBash?

I've missed it this Year - AGAIN!

#crysx #cwi

I was indeed.

Well ...

Next Time I will be there with Bells on Mate!

Quite a few went this Year - so I will probably hear the great stories again.

I'm glad You enjoyed YourSelf!

#crysx #cwi
(Ray - CWI)

[willi9974]

I updated the post "Block Difficulty vs. Network Difficulty 2009-2024" today and added a new chart that roughly illustrates the history of mining hardware/chip types.
It's interesting to see how the development has evolved and what kind of best shares have been generated throughout Bitcoin's history.

On the second posting you can see all the bestshare per month since BTC Network was startet

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5524632.0

[homesimp_1971]

I'm new to mining. I have several bitaxe miners individually connected to eusolo.ckpool.org all with different names. If I want to combine their hashing power, do I name them the same or I need to do anything additionally so the hashing power is recognized as it is a single miner? Or better to start with does it make any difference if they solo mine separately at eusolo.ckpool.org or jointly as a single machine? Does consolidation to one miner increases a chance of finding a block or getting bigger size of a share? I hope this makes sense...

[willi9974]

I'm new to mining. I have several bitaxe miners individually connected to eusolo.ckpool.org all with different names. If I want to combine their hashing power, do I name them the same or I need to do anything additionally so the hashing power is recognized as it is a single miner? Or better to start with does it make any difference if they solo mine separately at eusolo.ckpool.org or jointly as a single machine? Does consolidation to one miner increases a chance of finding a block or getting bigger size of a share? I hope this makes sense...

it makes no diffent but if you have for each miner a single name like btcaddress.bitaxe1 / btcaddress.bitaxe2 / etc. so you can see if one miner has a problem.

i would recomend put all miner to a single btc address, bute make a different worker extension for each miner.

PS: you can also joint our little project with a lot of more small miner (see also in the mining area --> Lottery Solo Pool Miner Race on ckpool https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5478927.0)

Best regards,
Willi

[homesimp_1971]

I'm new to mining. I have several bitaxe miners individually connected to eusolo.ckpool.org all with different names. If I want to combine their hashing power, do I name them the same or I need to do anything additionally so the hashing power is recognized as it is a single miner? Or better to start with does it make any difference if they solo mine separately at eusolo.ckpool.org or jointly as a single machine? Does consolidation to one miner increases a chance of finding a block or getting bigger size of a share? I hope this makes sense...

it makes no diffent but if you have for each miner a single name like btcaddress.bitaxe1 / btcaddress.bitaxe2 / etc. so you can see if one miner has a problem.

i would recomend put all miner to a single btc address, bute make a different worker extension for each miner.

PS: you can also joint our little project with a lot of more small miner (see also in the mining area --> Lottery Solo Pool Miner Race on ckpool https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5478927.0)

Best regards,
Willi

Thanks for reply and clarifying Willi! I will look into the Lottery Solo Pool Miner Race page

[BitcoinSoloMiner]

 "bestever": 780472554108,

my bitaxe supra, about 1 years mining, 0.78T? need 150x more, right? damn  

grats to eusolo miner

[jekann]

"bestever": 780472554108,

my bitaxe supra, about 1 years mining, 0.78T? need 150x more, right? damn  

grats to eusolo miner

That's true,you need ~150x more for win

[willi9974]

But as we all know, a small Bitaxe Can hit a high share and can create a valid bitcoin block.
It is only a question of luck and time. Keep the fingers crossed and hit a block.

Best regards and happy mining
Willi

[Nexusrushrush]

hashrate1m": "4.68T",
 "hashrate5m": "4.41T",
 "hashrate1hr": "4.11T",
 "hashrate1d": "3.99T",
 "hashrate7d": "3.19T",
 "lastshare": 1744059308,
 "workers": 1,
 "shares": 911205031,
 "bestshare": 682541754.6111791,
 "bestever": 30623473810,
 "authorised": 1743036454,
 "worker": [
  {
   "workername": "bc1qrlrhcxp80sdpkatfkgrntk92lwfjmcfyamp2l8",
   "hashrate1m": "4.68T",
   "hashrate5m": "4.41T",
   "hashrate1hr": "4.11T",
   "hashrate1d": "3.99T",
   "hashrate7d": "3.19T",
   "lastshare": 1744059308,
   "shares": 911205031,
   "bestshare": 682541754.6111791,
   "bestever": 30623473810
  }
 ]
} Hello everyone, tell me how to understand from the ball that a block has been found?

lastshare": 1744059308,
   "shares": 911205031,
   "bestshare": 682541754.6111791,
   "bestever": 30623473810

What do these parameters mean? How do I know that the block was found using them?

[paid2]

What do these parameters mean? How do I know that the block was found using them?

If you find a block, your bestshare will be = or > than the current BTC difficulty (121,507,793,131,900.00).
Of course, your block will also have to be accepted by the network (even if orphans have become quite rare nowadays).

[gekkeleo]

Hello every one,

I just bought a bitraxe gamma.
Now i am looking for a bitcoin wallet that support recieving bitcoin if i ever found a block ofcourse.
The one i use now has a limitation on it how much i can send and recieve.
I am living in the netherlands.
Do someone know a wallet that i can use for it.

[Nexus9090]

Hello every one,

I just bought a bitraxe gamma.
Now i am looking for a bitcoin wallet that support recieving bitcoin if i ever found a block ofcourse.
The one i use now has a limitation on it how much i can send and recieve.
I am living in the netherlands.
Do someone know a wallet that i can use for it.

I cant make any recommendations personally, but have a read through this thread https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=37.0

[-ck]

Hello every one,

I just bought a bitraxe gamma.
Now i am looking for a bitcoin wallet that support recieving bitcoin if i ever found a block ofcourse.
The one i use now has a limitation on it how much i can send and recieve.
I am living in the netherlands.
Do someone know a wallet that i can use for it.

What sort of wallet? Software for PC, phone, hardware device, self- partial, or full custodial?

[BigMike2028]

Hello every one,

I just bought a bitraxe gamma.
Now i am looking for a bitcoin wallet that support recieving bitcoin if i ever found a block ofcourse.
The one i use now has a limitation on it how much i can send and recieve.
I am living in the netherlands.
Do someone know a wallet that i can use for it.

I cant make any recommendations personally, but have a read through this thread https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=37.0

Just download Electrum and use that. Super easy.
Or you could do Armory if you want super security and cold storage.

[gekkeleo]

thnx for the reactions

wich wallet i can use for a phone (apple)

[BigMike2028]

thnx for the reactions

wich wallet i can use for a phone (apple)

Phones are very unsecure. I can't recommend any for phones. They exist, but are not smart.

[ethanhunt2023]

Trust wallet,bluewallet,coinomi for iOS

[Nexusrushrush]

What do these parameters mean? How do I know that the block was found using them?

If you find a block, your bestshare will be = or > than the current BTC difficulty (121,507,793,131,900.00).
Of course, your block will also have to be accepted by the network (even if orphans have become quite rare nowadays).

thank you but you put dots in the number and in my number there is only one dot could you put one dot so that I understand completely, and my share no longer changes and reaches the maximum, I think that if I understood correctly this is not a real figure with my hashrate

[blockhilltop]

put dots in the number and in my number there is only one dot could you put one dot so that I understand completely, and my share no longer changes and reaches the maximum, I think that if I understood correctly this is not a real figure with my hashrate

In the statistics you included in your original post, it showed you had a best share of about 682 million ["bestshare": 682541754.6111791]. To successfully solve/create a Block you need a best share greater then the current difficulty, which at the moment is over 121.5 trillion.

Hope this helps and good luck mining