[∞ YH] solo.ckpool.org 2% fee solo mining 293 blocks solved!

[norfolkenchants]

Hi

Long time lurker, first time poster.

Possibly a can of worms here but is it possible to run NewPac and TTBit in the same install of CG Miner 4.11.1?

My NewPacs work in isolation (on the Gekko windows installation) as do my TTBit (on an older TTBit version 3.92 i think...)

Having read through a lot of the relevant forum posts I can see that there are 'issues' with TTBit miners for a variety of reasons, but every little hash helps!

I do have a PI4 ready to mine from but for now, I am using Windows 10.

All help/advice is appreciated (and without being too arse kissy, it is impressive reading all of your achievements over the years and the community spirit you have!)

edit: and I am mining solo with CKPool, so hopefully this is the right thread!

[HagssFIN]

TTBit is a cheap and rude Gekkoscience copy.

It should not be bought and little people know support for it.
Also, this pool thread should not be the place for hardware specific discussion. You should go to the hardware -subforum.

[BitcoinSoloMiner]

1.5T. I needed 26T right?

Almost there 

[norfolkenchants]

TTBit is a cheap and rude Gekkoscience copy.

It should not be bought and little people know support for it.
Also, this pool thread should not be the place for hardware specific discussion. You should go to the hardware -subforum.

I'll stick with the Newpacs then.

[jbrogan]

Hello all, willi9974 when do you plan to do the next block run? I want to either join or buy some hash to mine separately at the same time at solo.ckpool to increase the chance.

we start if the places are nearly full, hope this week...

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Groupbuy Wallet: 3KWE8HcunSfvfNBy3CdXZdQ2HyvierBxeT
Return Wallet: bc1q3gxcujxng7al72hx8xm099gyxyz8n4qh3uzues
Your stake: 0.01 BTC
Reservation: 
Your TX: c0d02edf7a797ec48dbdcda4950d438efcae0f949b726ee7449e2c1ede9d298a
Voting comment: 20
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[willi9974]

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Groupbuy Wallet: 3KWE8HcunSfvfNBy3CdXZdQ2HyvierBxeT
Return Wallet: bc1qd77alfcm55c73n6lzhz5l0u7hcy33m4c4swg2d
Your stake: 0.01 BTC
Your TX: dc22fee4209bf33783216c63e560af7405927f24f2d703b84b3a3659afbb1940
Voting comment: 20 PH
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Hello all, willi9974 when do you plan to do the next block run? I want to either join or buy some hash to mine separately at the same time at solo.ckpool to increase the chance.

we start if the places are nearly full, hope this week...

+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Groupbuy Wallet: 3KWE8HcunSfvfNBy3CdXZdQ2HyvierBxeT
Return Wallet: bc1q3gxcujxng7al72hx8xm099gyxyz8n4qh3uzues
Your stake: 0.01 BTC
Reservation:  
Your TX: c0d02edf7a797ec48dbdcda4950d438efcae0f949b726ee7449e2c1ede9d298a
Voting comment: 20
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you are on the list (update on the main list --> https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5387628.0)


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Blockparty Run 16 --> we start if the last 1 or 2 seats are filled

Hello all,

let's go to the next group buy from Hashingpower.

As already requested by some forum users I put a new group buy for solo mining. Start at the earliest after the next diff reduction.

~15-18 users for each 0.01 BTC can participate. A higher number is not useful, otherwise a possible profit will be much too small.
If smaller amounts than the minimum amount are allowed in a single case, then the calculation of the rewards will be based on the amount of BTC deposited.
Hashingpower is rented on Nicehash and shot on the solo pool.
The status of the group run can be observed during the runtime via the Live View link.
Here you can see what our hashingpower is and what our highest share / bestshare is.

If a block is found, the reward will be paid out to the participants.


Lets go and let us find a block



In the past we had found 9 blocks --> 188 BTC!
Block list: 385022, 394940, 394946, 395087, 396941, 399709, 401934, 706369, 712217

Those who want to participate send their BTC to the following address 3KWE8HcunSfvfNBy3CdXZdQ2HyvierBxeT and post their participation with the following template:

Please send your coins only if there is still a place available.

Again two people have sent coins although they had no space. The effort to manage this increases and increases.
FROM NOW I CONSIDER EVERY TX SENT WITHOUT HAVING A PLACE AS MY PERSONAL DONATION.
If you are unsure, ask first!

To make it a little easier in the new year, I've decided to do the reservations differently.
In the new year there are only reservations for people who pay at least 10 block party runs in front.
If the quota is exhausted, the place will be automatically free and someone else can use the place.

Specifically, we start with the Blockparty Run 2022-1 and if someone sends 20x 0.01 BTC at the first time, he is practically permanent until the Blockparty Run 20.
If someone joins the Blockparty Run 2022-7 and sends 10x 0.01 BTC, he will be a member until Blockparty Run 17.
This simplifies the organization and places are not permanently taken by the same people, unless someone sends 50x 0.01 BTC for the 50 planned Runs.

If we should not create at the end 2022 the Runs, for which someone already paid, the last Run in 2022 all payments are used around longer to run.

Please send reservation amounts only when you read an OK from me!

Participation template for copy & paste

Code:

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Groupbuy Wallet: 3KWE8HcunSfvfNBy3CdXZdQ2HyvierBxeT
Return Wallet: [enter your wallet address here where any winnings will be paid out].
Your stake: [enter here the amount of Bitcoins you have sent, but min. 0.01 BTC].
Reservation: [if more than one run is paid for enter the number here min. 5x max. 50x]
Your TX: [please enter here your TX string which confirms the transfer of the BTCs].
Voting comment: [Speed voting 20, 25, 30, 40, ... PH --> majority vote NO RANGE ONLY NUMBERS]
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Link to blocks found:
https://www.blocktrail.com/BTC/block/xxx


Live View Link:
https://solo.ckpool.org/users/xxx

Bitcoin Difficulty:
27.967.152.532.435


Of course there is no guarantee that we will find a block, but it would be mega if we repeat the runs until we find one!

Code:

Our BTCs:		0,17 BTC			
Participants:		18
Speed:			xx PHs so long we have coins

User			Invest			Status		Reservation	Vote	TX String	Return Address
Willi9974		0,01 / x,xx  BTC	paid		xx - xx		25 PH	.b6b3a4e045dafc9f691c1394b338ff9f12f9a3771814b4788f3545a309583b70	own wallet
jimbocuzzi		0,01 / 0,26  BTC	paid		01 - 26		20 PH	.bff73562b4b241e464c9e129f3456ca4a001830ff7b13b96d03df3b285785b75	/ .ca1b5c41885e0f7443e2c19cac5bcf7ed2b0757a7e11a4ce1885c4569b80a41b / .c22c4691c64dd445eff1dfaeb62bf8dd038ae7e08bf97f18188566ffebdcf88d	3DrqEChjgvWumBg13bnddYoorebyjpxuia
Katun			0,01 / 0,20  BTC	paid		02 - 21		-- PH	.fc4497a2a88063b56654693ad6e40991b1fb436b06b888f2d16a6dcbb9a3d837 / .22cffcca0dae0951162a7ede0b291e5182cb8ed56184a210f1521d5e9e103266 / .8921461888801c8f06d2cf486e3b5db7e1cb33d8eaa6814adca186a511ac87ff / .730766ed845afae7ac686229008762dc45e41f8b5efd306e96b65757ad5e3fe7	177wikPV2sF6LzVWLWkMkmJ9W51GdePLiA
Coinking2021		0,01 / 0,085  BTC	paid		11 - 20		20 PH	.d46fac93a4967e11db453718e91305fe028ac20dcb289b91090ae9b4da65b9fc / a759b897191d3835515ec697b95753f54e44db8d174a216fe9ff5721ee1410b1	bc1qd9y53e34gymkl66l9v0tuje6yn09y7dpewuycp (extend from 14-20 from 0,005 to 0,01 BTC)
Begru			0,01 / 0,20  BTC	paid		01 - 20		30 PH	.e66071f684dd468202f3e8dd9b190898e6f2f6f46d4b7bb0eb0b65d798b0c528	bc1q9tu8nlwk8wd4xu4c7p8eetw9mrpq4h7x58zffz
metaseek		0,01 / 0,20  BTC	paid		01 - 20		20 PH	.157ef617b13dfee40b2cb5be54a9b4a4079ef3b8547531b5d229f5f965937bce / .640fec700b3ac28b4f79ba39dc8aec551f30dedf9fe1e6ebd9328d78c9f93fd0 bc1q900euahcpnvnjrccnn4wvjgclw8lqvhhu0cgqg
nanaminatotomomido2021	0,005 / 0,10  BTC	paid		01 - 20		30 PH	.b244c4fa265fc6cf1d739711f1e265d7c4f2dab1fb826adc348679fdad39168a / .f3ef13e7dab56a29ca432f6617eea769c845566384b2d5af21871fc3a2ad185b	34g6AhUt4mLebM6J68rPT4jzyJxFcv2X7Z
hiaxis			0,01 / 0,05  BTC	paid		16 - 20		25 PH	.5ea331cf56c08242ab78ba3598e548d4af8e284d306620e35efc7b404be05b47	36X4tuCdoCUksbnYEc5VJMZDdb2rGJ7KP4
garetjax		0,01 / 0,20  BTC	paid		01 - 20		25 PH	.3a6fc06d56bbf7653c82f990a800788c594fb655304fa2fdf5c166efabd015e6 / .19b64574eaff047a89527bc3888ee4c8c82fc026abfab808134ae55778bda66a / .7fc586d0b5007653f137b4ba1ae9c58f3fd98e6c4eb5f06815f1ee05a9791e89	bc1qyqu38k5vjfh7hg09lv5ucsufw2wxl7l5ma5pam
inF1704			 0,01 / 0,05  BTC	paid		16 - 20		25 PH	.758cd33bd8c05baf971c6f9fd53e9a700b6685d374ce8938296a61b26c37096b 	bc1q3shhearfhhvyzzuvp94ydx683dqazmtdpsjkjs
ZonkEr			0,01 / 0,05  BTC	paid		16 - 20		20 PH	.d0b621fffac174b5b53f78cd3999b52845dfca9d1637132e291a10fa6f7c99c0 	bc1qgkqqvr0ns07k2hjgzl6ce4euvguh49xj5raklr
RelentlessAF		0,01 / 0,04  BTC	paid		16 - 19		25 PH	.d9ae46b1cbcf1f06b8f39e61f331692fcd8a3e9f2c33aa90fe4f50448ed8370b 	bc1qj9qsqduncsv35mww7ghsmlttwvn8h5tgnv39wx
freekzkz		0,01 / 0,xx  BTC	paid		16 - 17		25 PH	.ba3deeecb8d744f260eddcdf073e72ab35ae58f2f115b3847f5def09eb1b2d99 	3NX6ZtKtnraFkuThPTv3F7CGBoHD8L8TjE
User00019		0,01 / 0,xx  BTC	open		xx - xx		-- PH	xxx 	xxx
User00020		0,01 / 0,xx  BTC	open		xx - xx		-- PH	xxx 	xxx



LAST ROUND
okwasmo			0,01 / 0,xx  BTC	paid		xx - xx		20 PH	.dc22fee4209bf33783216c63e560af7405927f24f2d703b84b3a3659afbb1940 	bc1qd77alfcm55c73n6lzhz5l0u7hcy33m4c4swg2d
jbrogan			0,01 / 0,xx  BTC	paid		xx - xx		20 PH	.c0d02edf7a797ec48dbdcda4950d438efcae0f949b726ee7449e2c1ede9d298a 	bc1q3gxcujxng7al72hx8xm099gyxyz8n4qh3uzues
Seek3r			0,01 / 0,xx  BTC	paid		xx - xx		25 PH	.772082e430fa816d9b0ea8dfb26b04c1ab5224cf4060980c91257305bb63c5b9 	xxx
zpadpp			0,01 / 0,16  BTC	paid		01 - 16		30 PH	.0e4790362b19de310f1fd809b775cc6287738a1e393884ca322d99cea4cf333d / .307baba9ea153311a14f1651f65fefe787f6075ab52cd4d14fc561209863cfe4	1JyweKhuQRzZQZ4LEQj1sRoU8c13gh3E2X
allcoinminer		0,005 / 0,08  BTC	paid		01 - 16		30 PH	.5fe2fb2075453b1381526ea34c8d92082d18619d5adc98a0eb57cb9b1defda6a / .9788b48bed9bc4c53c31fe596df278b7b1a9b1ead6d452f652dc6be703dd6d61 / .10f5f47101555fe8b9bb1f279322385ea684ce5cc390d26dc1081249bd0b0aa1 / .ffc10ec849d11a4c4e117dd00bee450e6252ccb0b56ae3e197665a6a96bfd3a9 / .21d25dd72786691b8992781e5ac176d87632191a151bf097c2f29c5a8dee63fa / .27701f8b910d742b75559908b9379d98797908923168d9869069ad725e60fff7 / .38f6dbc2a610a3dcced43ad20d66d0eea7632e527efd206389b919eb20fd5fe8	3AaGsnTWRv9wgknUboqcG4S8gHxgDG9xGi 

Changes / Information:


Reservation for next Run

- Willi9974
- ...


Lets go
Willi

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Stats 2022

Code:

Blockparty 2022 Number 1: 217.010.942.466	from	24.272.331.996.980	and number of valid shares	 575.754.198.633	Block	xxxxxx	Invest	0,175	Return	0.00 	Luck 24%
Blockparty 2022 Number 2: 4.005.963.680.498	from	24.272.331.996.980	and number of valid shares	 672.386.357.275	Block	xxxxxx	Invest	0,205	Return	0.00 	Luck 27%
Blockparty 2022 Number 3: 3.117.508.102.916	from	24.371.874.614.346	and number of valid shares	 677.615.811.047	Block	xxxxxx	Invest	0,205	Return	0.00 	Luck 30%
Blockparty 2022 Number 4: 163.372.847.014	from	24.371.874.614.346	and number of valid shares	 693.261.039.975	Block	xxxxxx	Invest	0,215	Return	0.00 	Luck 32%
Blockparty 2022 Number 5: 532.446.995.741	from	24.371.874.614.346	and number of valid shares	 675.322.070.564	Block	xxxxxx	Invest	0,215	Return	0.00 	Luck 35%
Blockparty 2022 Number 6: 239.411.398.267	from	24.371.874.614.346	and number of valid shares	 640.049.000.000	Block	xxxxxx	Invest	0,195	Return	0.00 	Luck 38%
Blockparty 2022 Number 7: 16.370.582.882.984	from	24.371.874.614.346	and number of valid shares	 664.788.000.000	Block	xxxxxx	Invest	0,195	Return	0.00 	Luck 40%
Blockparty 2022 Number 8: 5.464.223.628.149	from	24.371.874.614.346	and number of valid shares	 648.759.591.542	Block	xxxxxx	Invest	0,205	Return	0.00 	Luck 41%
Blockparty 2022 Number 9: 16.799.691.276.961	from	26.643.185.256.536	and number of valid shares	 664.840.000.000	Block	xxxxxx	Invest	0,205	Return	0.00 	Luck 42%
Blockparty 2022 Number 10: 632.594.216.042	from	26.643.185.256.536	and number of valid shares	 673.726.000.000	Block	xxxxxx	Invest	0,190	Return	0.00 	Luck 45%
Blockparty 2022 Number 11: 1.073.309.575.534	from	26.643.185.256.536	and number of valid shares	 646.517.000.000	Block	xxxxxx	Invest	0,188	Return	0.00 	Luck 47%
Blockparty 2022 Number 12: 175.708.462.577	from	26.690.525.287.406	and number of valid shares	 648.917.000.000	Block	xxxxxx	Invest	0,185	Return	0.00 	Luck 49%
Blockparty 2022 Number 13: 1.365.791.872.716	from	26.690.525.287.406	and number of valid shares	 649.690.000.000	Block	xxxxxx	Invest	0.185	Return	0.00 	Luck 52,14%
Blockparty 2022 Number 14: 1.443.621.792.905	from	27.967.152.532.435	and number of valid shares	 671.270.000.000	Block	xxxxxx	Invest	0.190	Return	0.00 	Luck 52,16%
Blockparty 2022 Number 15: 2.114.784.272.115	from	27.967.152.532.435	and number of valid shares	 603.781.122.856	Block	xxxxxx	Invest	0.160	Return	0.00 	Luck 54,32%
Blockparty 2022 Number 16: xxx	from	xxx	and number of valid shares	 xxx	Block	xxxxxx	Invest	0.xxx	Return	0.00 	Luck xx%
Blockparty 2022 Number 17: xxx	from	xxx	and number of valid shares	 xxx	Block	xxxxxx	Invest	0.xxx	Return	0.00 	Luck xx%

Code:

Block 1 found with a luck of --> 14,26%
Block 2 found with a luck of --> 13,93%
Block 3 not found yet, luck at the moment --> 54,32%
Invest in 2021 / 2022 up to Blockparty 15 --> 6,885 BTC
Return in 2021 / 2022 up to Blockparty 15 --> 12,31 BTC
Diff has climbed from 14.363.025.673.660 to 27.967.152.532.435

Links:
Solo Pool: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5237323.0
Solo Pool Blocks: https://btc.com/stats/pool/Solo%20CK
Gambling Section: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5364375.0


Latest Block:   726245  (2 minutes ago)
Current Pace:   91.0941%  (486 / 533.51 expected, 47.51 behind)
Previous Difficulty:   27967152532434.23                            
Current Difficulty:   27550332084343.84                            
Next Difficulty:   between 25106062727694 and 26458080382423
Next Difficulty Change:   between -8.8720% and -3.9646%
Previous Retarget:   last Thursday at 5:19 PM  (-1.4904%)
Next Retarget (earliest):   March 18, 2022 at 7:15 AM  (in 10d 21h 0m 35s)
Next Retarget (latest):   March 19, 2022 at 2:10 AM  (in 11d 15h 55m 49s)
Projected Epoch Length:   between 14d 13h 55m 44s and 15d 8h 50m 57s

[MinerNewbie]

Hi everyone, this is my first post!  

I'm able to use ckpool and I would like to use ckproxy. I'm getting this error:

(base) self@vm:~/ckpool/src$ ./ckpool -A -p
[2022-03-06 23:16:04.960] ckproxy stratifier starting
[2022-03-06 23:16:04.961] ckproxy stratifier ready
[2022-03-06 23:16:04.967] ckproxy generator starting
Segmentation fault (core dumped)  

On steps before this, I followed this tutorial:
https://linuxadventuressite.wordpress.com/2017/11/26/how-to-setup-a-solo-mining-pool/

and my steps were:

$ sudo apt install build-essential yasm
$ git clone https://bitbucket.org/ckolivas/ckpool.git

cd ckpool
./autogen.sh
./configure --without-ckdb
make

edited ckproxy.conf (as recommended in the link above), and finally ran ./ckpool -A -p. Wondering what I did wrong, because it's been tough to guess. Many thanks in advance.

[333btc]

1.5T. I needed 26T right?

Almost there 

nice work! I'm curious...how long have you been mining solo? it looks like your number of shares is similar to mine and i've been at it solo for just a week and half.  my best share is 11 digits so I'm still 3 off 

Hi everyone, this is my first post! 

I'm able to use ckpool and I would like to use ckproxy. I'm getting this error:

(base) self@vm:~/ckpool/src$ ./ckpool -A -p
[2022-03-06 23:16:04.960] ckproxy stratifier starting
[2022-03-06 23:16:04.961] ckproxy stratifier ready
[2022-03-06 23:16:04.967] ckproxy generator starting
Segmentation fault (core dumped)  

On steps before this, I followed this tutorial:
https://linuxadventuressite.wordpress.com/2017/11/26/how-to-setup-a-solo-mining-pool/

and my steps were:

$ sudo apt install build-essential yasm
$ git clone https://bitbucket.org/ckolivas/ckpool.git

cd ckpool
./autogen.sh
./configure --without-ckdb
make

edited ckproxy.conf (as recommended in the link above), and finally ran ./ckpool -A -p. Wondering what I did wrong, because it's been tough to guess. Many thanks in advance.

well for starters, it could be that the post you got instructions from was made 5 years ago. much has changed and it's hard to imagine anything from that tutorial would still work.  but it also depends on your hardware...i suggest doing some further research on mining bitcoin. there are endless sites and tutorials and threads that are posted just this year. they will give you a much better idea of how to get started. if you still need help after that, come find me here and i'll do my best.

[moderator's note: consecutive posts merged]

[MinerNewbie]

Hi everyone, this is my first post!  

I'm able to use ckpool and I would like to use ckproxy. I'm getting this error:

(base) self@vm:~/ckpool/src$ ./ckpool -A -p
[2022-03-06 23:16:04.960] ckproxy stratifier starting
[2022-03-06 23:16:04.961] ckproxy stratifier ready
[2022-03-06 23:16:04.967] ckproxy generator starting
Segmentation fault (core dumped)  

On steps before this, I followed this tutorial:
https://linuxadventuressite.wordpress.com/2017/11/26/how-to-setup-a-solo-mining-pool/

and my steps were:

$ sudo apt install build-essential yasm
$ git clone https://bitbucket.org/ckolivas/ckpool.git

cd ckpool
./autogen.sh
./configure --without-ckdb
make

edited ckproxy.conf (as recommended in the link above), and finally ran ./ckpool -A -p. Wondering what I did wrong, because it's been tough to guess. Many thanks in advance.

well for starters, it could be that the post you got instructions from was made 5 years ago. much has changed and it's hard to imagine anything from that tutorial would still work.  but it also depends on your hardware...i suggest doing some further research on mining bitcoin. there are endless sites and tutorials and threads that are posted just this year. they will give you a much better idea of how to get started. if you still need help after that, come find me here and i'll do my best.

That's very rude, uninformative, and unhelpful. Proxy setup is a configuration issue. Not 1 single helpful sentence.

[willi9974]

Blockparty Run 16 will start soon
If no one else signs up, we'll start tonight or tomorrow morning, depending on how I handle it.

[333btc]

well for starters, it could be that the post you got instructions from was made 5 years ago. much has changed and it's hard to imagine anything from that tutorial would still work.  but it also depends on your hardware...i suggest doing some further research on mining bitcoin. there are endless sites and tutorials and threads that are posted just this year. they will give you a much better idea of how to get started. if you still need help after that, come find me here and i'll do my best.
[/quote]

That's very rude, uninformative, and unhelpful. Proxy setup is a configuration issue. Not 1 single helpful sentence.
[/quote]

whoa there, calm down.  i said i'd help if you still needed it after you did some more research.  if you had responded with what kind of hardware you are trying to mine with, i could at least point you in the right direction or tell you if you even can use said hardware.  so what hardware are you trying to start mining with?

[willi9974]

we are startet with Blockparty 16
cross our fingers to get the block 266


Live View Link:
https://solo.ckpool.org/users/bc1qfh060205z8209u3wqv2xfpxnhn3z9c0wrazdrk

{
 "hashrate1m": "24.5P",
 "hashrate5m": "20.8P",
 "hashrate1hr": "3.75P",
 "hashrate1d": "170T",
 "hashrate7d": "24.3T",
 "lastshare": 1646764499,
 "workers": 33,
 "shares": 3428000000,
 "bestshare": 7754401072.127213,
 "bestever": 7754401072,
 "worker": [
  {
   "workername": "bc1qfh060205z8209u3wqv2xfpxnhn3z9c0wrazdrk",
   "hashrate1m": "24.5P",
   "hashrate5m": "20.8P",
   "hashrate1hr": "3.75P",
   "hashrate1d": "170T",
   "hashrate7d": "24.3T",
   "lastshare": 1646764499,
   "shares": 3428000000,
   "bestshare": 7754401072.127213,
   "bestever": 7754401072
  }
 ]
}

Bitcoin Difficulty:
27.550.332.084.344

Bestshare:
7.754.401.072
1.809.823.920
664.570.562
9.857.3093
21.379.393

[nullama]

Good luck to you guys!

Here's a new ATH of your hash rate:

Live View Link:
https://solo.ckpool.org/users/bc1qfh060205z8209u3wqv2xfpxnhn3z9c0wrazdrk

{
 "hashrate1m": "25.8P",
 "hashrate5m": "24P",
 "hashrate1hr": "22.9P",
 "hashrate1d": "4.42P",
 "hashrate7d": "691T",
 "lastshare": 1646782380,
 "workers": 35,
 "shares": 98854000000,
 "bestshare": 103699099656.4076,
 "bestever": 103699099656,
 "worker": [
  {
   "workername": "bc1qfh060205z8209u3wqv2xfpxnhn3z9c0wrazdrk",
   "hashrate1m": "25.8P",
   "hashrate5m": "24P",
   "hashrate1hr": "22.9P",
   "hashrate1d": "4.42P",
   "hashrate7d": "691T",
   "lastshare": 1646782380,
   "shares": 98854000000,
   "bestshare": 103699099656.4076,
   "bestever": 103699099656
  }
 ]
}

Bitcoin Difficulty:
27.550.332.084.344

Bestshare:
103.699.099.656
7.754.401.072
1.809.823.920
664.570.562
9.857.3093
21.379.393

[jbrogan]

I have searched and not found so I am asking a rather elementary question.... What is the significance of the number to the right of the period on bestshare? What does that number mean (to the right of the decimal)?

[jack1cryptotalk007]

I have searched and not found so I am asking a rather elementary question.... What is the significance of the number to the right of the period on bestshare? What does that number mean (to the right of the decimal)?

I take an example for you to know difficulty and target in bitcoin network
Today, the block with bloch height: 726543, was found by F2Pool  pool.
F2Pool got a hash value: 0000000000000000000a0e711d57f1a3916ba51df413256f15f220bdb9f22ed8,   19 x '0',  a0e711....
For this hash value, a difficulty can be calculated by a formula,  difficulty is 27.99 T.
Now, bitcoin network set a current network difficulty is 27.55 T.  Once 27.99T > 27.55T,  then,  F2Pool found the block, got $$$$$$.
27.55T  is about  27, 550, 000, 000, 000.   

In cgminer,  when a hash is hashed out by asic chip, it calculates a difficulty with the hash value. Then, compare it with past maximum
difficulty value. Then, record a new maximum difficulty value as the best difficulty or call Best Share difficulty.

Best Share (difficulty) is the best hash value you mining machine has achieved or worked out so far in this run.

In bitcoin mining, an extreme small hash value is sought for a block header data.  Hash value will be from 0000....00 (64 x '0')  to ffff...ff (64 x 'f'). Which is a space M for sha256 algorithm space. This space M can be divided into a lot of small space n1, n2, n3, ......nm.  So,  smaller than 19 x'0'  hash values is a specific space for bitcoin.  So, this specific space is a target space (space T). Smaller than 19x'0' hash value is  called target.

I don't know what is distribution of sha256 output hash value.  But, normal disribution is bell sharp, medium section got more chance to come out, extreme chance on both extreme end. More extreme smaller space, more difficulty hash value will fall in this space.

[msharkm42]

Hello,

How to configure CG Miner on Ubuntu to mine without ASIC, simply from a PC that has a single CG 3070 ?
I did not find the solution

If we don't have ASIC :

 [2022-02-18 11:43:32] No devices detected!
 [2022-02-18 11:43:32] Waiting for USB hotplug devices or press q to quit

Best regards

Get an ASIC. You can't meaningfully mine bitcoin with a GPU, and I removed the code to do so from cgminer almost a decade ago.

First time poster after lurking after your BTC Magazine article. And that's why I'm here. In that interview (talking about the multiple solo miners who've recently earned their BTC) you say ..."People believe that you need a powerful enough ASIC to actually solve a block, and that’s not true... but even the smallest miner can solve it.”

Now you're saying 'get an ASIC'. I'm actually going to get one of the new Mac Studios (very favorable terms thru connections) - already have a MBP for Xcode, was going to set it up and solo mine, knowing the odds, but just for the exercise of getting the Linux on, inst your software, and let it crank away. In some ways I'll be helping the fruit company tax their new rig, see what it can do. Am I taking your answer to the previous poster out of context? Thx in adv.

Longtime tech guy - FORTRAN - so respect what you've done.

[nullama]

~snip~

First time poster after lurking after your BTC Magazine article. And that's why I'm here. In that interview (talking about the multiple solo miners who've recently earned their BTC) you say ..."People believe that you need a powerful enough ASIC to actually solve a block, and that’s not true... but even the smallest miner can solve it.”

Now you're saying 'get an ASIC'. I'm actually going to get one of the new Mac Studios (very favorable terms thru connections) - already have a MBP for Xcode, was going to set it up and solo mine, knowing the odds, but just for the exercise of getting the Linux on, inst your software, and let it crank away. In some ways I'll be helping the fruit company tax their new rig, see what it can do. Am I taking your answer to the previous poster out of context? Thx in adv.

Longtime tech guy - FORTRAN - so respect what you've done.

He was always saying get an ASIC, he was just saying that even smaller ASICs can find a block.

In the specific case where they recently found a block through solo mining at the ckpool it was a rig of 6 GekkoScience Compac F USB miners.

Those are tiny ASIC miners. Still ASICS though. Your new fancy Mac Studio won't be able to mine anything remotely similar to a single one of those USB ASIC miners, because the M1 Ultra chipset is just bad at Bitcoin mining comparatively speaking.

[Sledge0001]

~snip~

First time poster after lurking after your BTC Magazine article. And that's why I'm here. In that interview (talking about the multiple solo miners who've recently earned their BTC) you say ..."People believe that you need a powerful enough ASIC to actually solve a block, and that’s not true... but even the smallest miner can solve it.”

Now you're saying 'get an ASIC'. I'm actually going to get one of the new Mac Studios (very favorable terms thru connections) - already have a MBP for Xcode, was going to set it up and solo mine, knowing the odds, but just for the exercise of getting the Linux on, inst your software, and let it crank away. In some ways I'll be helping the fruit company tax their new rig, see what it can do. Am I taking your answer to the previous poster out of context? Thx in adv.

Longtime tech guy - FORTRAN - so respect what you've done.

He was always saying get an ASIC, he was just saying that even smaller ASICs can find a block.

In the specific case where they recently found a block through solo mining at the ckpool it was a rig of 6 GekkoScience Compac F USB miners.

Those are tiny ASIC miners. Still ASICS though. Your new fancy Mac Studio won't be able to mine anything remotely similar to a single one of those USB ASIC miners, because the M1 Ultra chipset is just bad at Bitcoin mining comparatively speaking.

It was actually 9 Compac  F's

And he's correct. You really should get an ASIC to have a better chance at solving a block.

[nullama]

~snip~

It was actually 9 Compac  F's

And he's correct. You really should get an ASIC to have a better chance at solving a block.

Good catch, and congrats on the block! I would frame it or something.

[333btc]

It was actually 9 Compac  F's

And he's correct. You really should get an ASIC to have a better chance at solving a block.


[/quote]

oh was that you that found the block with the 9 compac F's? if so, how long were you mining solo before that amazing day? that is incredible!