[∞ YH] solo.ckpool.org 2% fee solo mining 283 blocks solved!

[paid2]

Good luck.

I might join you on a block run sometime in the future,

I just need to get my head into how it all works before I commit to it.

Pretty easy.

People send the same share of BTC to Willi. With these deposits, he is renting hashpower (in general 20 ph/s) and send the hashrate to ck solo pool.

If you aren't lucky, you lose your share and that's all, If you are lucky, the block reward (+ fees which are pretty interesting actually!) is shared between all participants.

I want to mention that Willi is a reputable, active and honest member of this forum. He always paid everyone, even with a block of +300k usd. We found a block at Blockparty #30 and he sent the reward to each of us. He even kept aside one share of the reward and waited more than 2 months (if I am not wrong about the delay) the confirmation of an absent member, to be sure to pay him to a valid and updated BTC address.

Some other member are proposing the same idea but with smaller amounts (I mean smaller deposits needed to participate), but have no background about paying the members in case they hit a block. I personnaly chose to trust them and participated to some runs, but it is at your own risk.

[1715484287]

1715484287

[g5120u]

May I ask why it was said that the website provides small miners and large farms, with difficulty levels of 10K and 100K, but the small miners are not from 1K or below?
 

At present, even renting an S9 has been running for almost a day, and the 10K has not been eliminated, and there is no actual share output.
Do other small miners have this kind of problem?

You could always use the --suggest-diff option, but only if you use cgminer software. (minimum 1)

It is strange to not have at least 1 valid share over 10k with a S9 in 24 hours to be honest.

Are you sure of the BTC address you used for mining ? Are you sure too of the pool url you used ?
Are you renting with MRR or NH ?

Yes, so the point of contradiction is that when small miners are renting with limited resources and funds, and the other party’s software does not support the difficulty, in the mining pool where people participate, when the difficulty is higher than the initial one, they cannot output shares at all. Is it slow in time? What about slow loss, will the average remaining small miners encounter problems?
 

[VashTSX]

Long time reader, but wanted to give others hope who may be working with limited resources  

24/7 S9 with a single board (lol) in low power mode venting to attic in my office closet upstairs at 5TH for three years (using a retired K&N car intake filter for the inlet with a 3d printed funnel mount, temps sustain 85C - 90C)
Nightly T15 runs hooked up to a 240V BDT-1C timer in open air in the laundry room with a 240v splitter at 22TH for six months (temps NHT 83C)

Never give up, never surrender! Keep mining!

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 "hashrate1m": "6.03T",
 "hashrate5m": "4.85T",
 "hashrate1hr": "5.57T",
 "hashrate1d": "14.7T",
 "hashrate7d": "15.2T",
 "lastshare": 1684942257,
 "workers": 1,
 "shares": 61958134129,
 "bestshare": 817188759.3136054,
 "bestever": 132601762831,
 "worker": [
  {
   "workername": "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.9",
   "hashrate1m": "6.03T",
   "hashrate5m": "4.85T",
   "hashrate1hr": "4.68T",
   "hashrate1d": "3.9T",
   "hashrate7d": "4.25T",
   "lastshare": 1684942257,
   "shares": 8573702013,
   "bestshare": 817188759.3136054,
   "bestever": 10440322109
  },
  {
   "workername": "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.15",
   "hashrate1m": "0",
   "hashrate5m": "0",
   "hashrate1hr": "927G",
   "hashrate1d": "10.8T",
   "hashrate7d": "10.9T",
   "lastshare": 1684930649,
   "shares": 19732748700,
   "bestshare": 627029722.7435225,
   "bestever": 91000915587
  }
 ]
}

[paid2]

Yes, so the point of contradiction is that when small miners are renting with limited resources and funds, and the other party’s software does not support the difficulty, in the mining pool where people participate, when the difficulty is higher than the initial one, they cannot output shares at all. Is it slow in time? What about slow loss, will the average remaining small miners encounter problems?
 

It's case by case. Most of the time the hashrate will appear on your worker's page quite quickly, as most software does not have a problem with this. 10k is a very low difficulty by the way.

I don't know where you rent your hashrate, but in the future, you can always rent it via Nicehash and set the desired hashrate low, it's up to you how much hashrate you want and for how long depending on your BTC deposit.

I don't like Nicehash's team and don't like to promote them, but overall they are cheaper than MiningRigRentals, and we have never had any trouble sending hashrate to solo.ckpool via their service.

[g5120u]

Yes, so the point of contradiction is that when small miners are renting with limited resources and funds, and the other party’s software does not support the difficulty, in the mining pool where people participate, when the difficulty is higher than the initial one, they cannot output shares at all. Is it slow in time? What about slow loss, will the average remaining small miners encounter problems?
 

It's case by case. Most of the time the hashrate will appear on your worker's page quite quickly, as most software does not have a problem with this. 10k is a very low difficulty by the way.

I don't know where you rent your hashrate, but in the future, you can always rent it via Nicehash and set the desired hashrate low, it's up to you how much hashrate you want and for how long depending on your BTC deposit.

I don't like Nicehash's team and don't like to promote them, but overall they are cheaper than MiningRigRentals, and we have never had any trouble sending hashrate to solo.ckpool via their service.

Thank you very much for the explanation, but the minimum rent for nicehash is 0.001, and MMR can be used for flexible equipment transfer for small miners within a very low capital time, especially in the case of network disconnection or other conditions that cannot output shares, continue to explore and learn
 

[microtecpg]

Congratulations to miner c1q0ftg0p7ljsj3m32e22ned92536gr5tafctr7mp who solved the 274th solo block with approximately 750TH!

Code:

[2023-05-23 00:06:19.062] Possible block solve diff 373511816155581.125000 !
[2023-05-23 00:06:19.151] BLOCK ACCEPTED!
[2023-05-23 00:06:19.152] Solved and confirmed block 790958 by bc1q0ftg0p7ljsj3m32e22ned92536gr5tafctr7mp
[2023-05-23 00:06:19.152] User bc1q0ftg0p7ljsj3m32e22ned92536gr5tafctr7mp:{"hashrate1m": "676T", "hashrate5m": "722T", "hashrate1hr": "757T", "hashrate1d": "769T", "hashrate7d": "689T"}
[2023-05-23 00:06:19.152] Worker bc1q0ftg0p7ljsj3m32e22ned92536gr5tafctr7mp:{"hashrate1m": "676T", "hashrate5m": "722T", "hashrate1hr": "757T", "hashrate1d": "769T", "hashrate7d": "689T"}
[2023-05-23 00:06:19.154] Block solved after 55827554693516 shares at 112.7% diff

https://explorer.btc.com/btc/block/790958

I'm a little late, but congratulations to the miner. 

[-ck]

Some of you may not be aware, but I've been contacted by Futurebit to assist them in getting solo mining built into their standalone miner/node hardware. I've been updating the solo ckpool code to make it more generalisable and work properly with the latest stable version of bitcoin core and on the testnet and regtest networks. Going forward, the solobtc code is the only ckpool code I'm planning on updating and maintaining. This is not going to replace this solo pool, as the dedicated hardware in a high speed low latency data centre is still a better choice for minimising the risk of orphan blocks, but the idea is that anyone should be able to mine solo locally as either their final fallback, or by choice. This could act as an important safeguard to preserve bitcoin mining in future should there be coordinated attacks on the major pools out there. The code is freely available and not confined to use by Futurebit alone. Even if other manufacturers decide to take the GPL code and illegally fork their own version of it without providing source code as they have done with cgminer, it will still be a net positive.

[microtecpg]

May I ask why it was said that the website provides small miners and large farms, with difficulty levels of 10K and 100K, but the small miners are not from 1K or below?
 

At present, even renting an S9 has been running for almost a day, and the 10K has not been eliminated, and there is no actual share output.
Do other small miners have this kind of problem?

You could always use the --suggest-diff option, but only if you use cgminer software. (minimum 1)

It is strange to not have at least 1 valid share over 10k with a S9 in 24 hours to be honest.

Are you sure of the BTC address you used for mining ? Are you sure too of the pool url you used ?
Are you renting with MRR or NH ?

Hello, with just one CompacF sticker, running at 290g, I already have 50m of sharing.

[g5120u]

Some of you may not be aware, but I've been contacted by Futurebit to assist them in getting solo mining built into their standalone miner/node hardware. I've been updating the solo ckpool code to make it more generalisable and work properly with the latest stable version of bitcoin core and on the testnet and regtest networks. Going forward, the solobtc code is the only ckpool code I'm planning on updating and maintaining. This is not going to replace this solo pool, as the dedicated hardware in a high speed low latency data centre is still a better choice for minimising the risk of orphan blocks, but the idea is that anyone should be able to mine solo locally as either their final fallback, or by choice. This could act as an important safeguard to preserve bitcoin mining in future should there be coordinated attacks on the major pools out there. The code is freely available and not confined to use by Futurebit alone. Even if other manufacturers decide to take the GPL code and illegally fork their own version of it without providing source code as they have done with cgminer, it will still be a net positive.

Although I don’t know much about it, it should be able to help many people in the future. When I looked at the cgminer version introduced by my predecessors, it seemed that there was no development and available binary executable files. It was only in 2018. I just don’t understand the reason for stopping the development. I believe these powerful ones people will work it out
 

[-ck]

Some of you may not be aware, but I've been contacted by Futurebit to assist them in getting solo mining built into their standalone miner/node hardware. I've been updating the solo ckpool code to make it more generalisable and work properly with the latest stable version of bitcoin core and on the testnet and regtest networks. Going forward, the solobtc code is the only ckpool code I'm planning on updating and maintaining. This is not going to replace this solo pool, as the dedicated hardware in a high speed low latency data centre is still a better choice for minimising the risk of orphan blocks, but the idea is that anyone should be able to mine solo locally as either their final fallback, or by choice. This could act as an important safeguard to preserve bitcoin mining in future should there be coordinated attacks on the major pools out there. The code is freely available and not confined to use by Futurebit alone. Even if other manufacturers decide to take the GPL code and illegally fork their own version of it without providing source code as they have done with cgminer, it will still be a net positive.

Although I don’t know much about it, it should be able to help many people in the future. When I looked at the cgminer version introduced by my predecessors, it seemed that there was no development and available binary executable files. It was only in 2018. I just don’t understand the reason for stopping the development. I believe these powerful ones people will work it out
 

There was nothing to develop, all the mining hardware they were doing their own versions of cgminer and drivers in house. There remained no reason to maintain a general version that worked on all hardware - nor was there any way to write drivers for their hardware with their closed systems.

[paid2]

Some of you may not be aware, but I've been contacted by Futurebit to assist them in getting solo mining built into their standalone miner/node hardware. I've been updating the solo ckpool code to make it more generalisable and work properly with the latest stable version of bitcoin core and on the testnet and regtest networks. Going forward, the solobtc code is the only ckpool code I'm planning on updating and maintaining. This is not going to replace this solo pool, as the dedicated hardware in a high speed low latency data centre is still a better choice for minimising the risk of orphan blocks, but the idea is that anyone should be able to mine solo locally as either their final fallback, or by choice. This could act as an important safeguard to preserve bitcoin mining in future should there be coordinated attacks on the major pools out there. The code is freely available and not confined to use by Futurebit alone. Even if other manufacturers decide to take the GPL code and illegally fork their own version of it without providing source code as they have done with cgminer, it will still be a net positive.

I see this as an extremely positive thing! I was not aware of this.
Just by reading some of the topics on this forum we can see that there is a demand to mine solo on our own end via our bitcoincore's node for some people. This will avoid some possible mistakes doable by unexperimented users, as your knowledge and skills are bigger than the vast majority of our own.

I think it's really good that you decided to continue to maintain solock pool as it works extremely well and offers those (like me) who are worried about losing an orphan race if one day they have the chance to find a block, a form of tranquility thanks to its performance.

Once again, I don't know if it motivates you or not to read posts from randoms on this forum, but I sincerely want to thank you for the time and work you're providing for the pool and for the people who don't want to see solo mining die out soon.

Every solo mined block is a net positive gain for Bitcoin and its network, plus your pool has already offered me a lot of fun, as well as the chance to win some interesting rewards.

[TIRMINE]

Good Luck!  Lets find a block!  How long do we hash for Will?

runtime at the moment apparox 1 day 8 hours

Oh well.  Better luck next time! 

[-ck]

Some people rotate their mining addresses so you may never get to know exactly how long they've been mining.

Do they change management for any reason?

I had not taken this into account.

Sometimes it's for privacy reasons, sometimes they do it for luck reasons since miners tend to be superstitious, and sometimes it's just for practical wallet management reasons.

[willi9974]

here are the next Blockparty Run 39
The DE and EN Main topic is here --> https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5454076.0

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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 0.005 BTC, 0.01 BTC or more 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 10 blocks --> 196 BTC!
Block list: 385022, 394940, 394946, 395087, 396941, 399709, 401934, 706369, 712217, 780525

Those who want to participate send their BTC to the following address bc1qlpd45688hce39lusur8sdnuzy3z2dx4uvrgpkt and post their participation with the following template:

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


To make it a little easier in the new year, I've decided to do the reservations differently.
In the new year there are reservations possible for people who pay for 2, 5, 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 2023 the Runs, for which someone already paid, the last Run in 2023 all payments are used around longer to run.

As long as open slots are available the coins can be sent at any time without an OK from me

Participation template for copy & paste

Code:

+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Groupbuy Wallet: bc1qlpd45688hce39lusur8sdnuzy3z2dx4uvrgpkt
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. 0.005 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/bc1qrmmlhe457n6sumzaljsujd4drr6af5gatgws55

Bitcoin Difficulty:
49.549.703.178.593

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!
Should something happen like: Nicehash account hacked, deposit address in forum post hacked, BTC sent to a wrong address, etc. no compensation for the loss will be provided. Everyone takes this risk or does not participate in the block party if they do not agree with it. However, I assure that everything will be done with the highest care as before.

Code:

>>> OPEN SEATS SCROLL DOWN THIS MEMBER LIST <<<

Our BTCs:		0,115 BTC			
Participants:		15
Speed-Voting:		20 PHs so long we have coins (8x 20PHs // 2x 25PHs // 2x 30PHs)

User			Invest			Status		Reservation	Vote	TX String	Return Address
Willi9974		0,01 / x,xx  BTC	paid		xx - xx		20 PH	.c99093c0e556d19c7705e5343f1b9acf8527d01f9d34f8e84f13699165feb1c8 own wallet
Atrax			0,01 / 0,08  BTC	paid		36 - 43		30 PH	.233a30853a8fbc3ae4cf2859a1377719534f5d62513b67ee6ecfbced2d1eddb1 bc1qyrajkfrg97hywmv4j0cp63tn9hc0tk05yk4tpr
Katun			0,01 / 0,05  BTC	Paid		37 - 41		-- PH	.45cce82729d37f5015f90be39fcc2df010eb6adc2db203fd7ad9841149ff72a0 177wikPV2sF6LzVWLWkMkmJ9W51GdePLiA
nanaminatotomomido2021	0,005 / 0,05  BTC	paid		31 - 40		20 PH	.1fc672774599cc9baf4cc5b0e87c2649c50abb70361fd17f084fe71eaf10e926 34g6AhUt4mLebM6J68rPT4jzyJxFcv2X7Z
Coinking2021		0,01 / 0,10  BTC	paid		31 - 40		-- PH	.3ec7bd3e1b9d4fca968772f11caa71579a03448e85188b7d93ee22b9ef5152fa bc1qd9y53e34gymkl66l9v0tuje6yn09y7dpewuycp
jimbocuzzi		0,01 / 0,05 BTC		paid		36 - 40		20 PH	.ab59f2882f04d6f29f3964de85054b310161e146de70404662622dc66c7f6a12 3GPeuWFn2Ymyqs8y4vbAEZns6pd6M11eqV
jimjam123		0,01 / 0,05  BTC	paid		36 - 40		-- PH	.f527d673b66972c04edb21ce4d575dc54c4ba51d7f6b02bf1896a086d61536ad 36WomjSwCVstKJ9r26g6k9rwWnuWqiGVKR


LAST ROUND
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Begru			0,01 / 0,10  BTC	paid		30 - 39		25 PH	.72aec94faec3639940f6c60c579b8d0f0adc5fcc87380a166f745250e30477fd bc1q9tu8nlwk8wd4xu4c7p8eetw9mrpq4h7x58zffz
TIRMINE			0,005 / x,xx  BTC	paid		39 - 39		20 PH	.2f936ee7285d13740edeeb8711ca1e39a84a98e19d807f9e49e953618d22f89b 36U6aBLyTndVsER59HyV4SqWvVqzjV5ESC
vmcwind			0,005 / x,xx  BTC	paid		39 - 39		20 PH	.8214be6a628dee4b1dbe2f9f58dfd0b7e5f5f2f760790e90d4cf02c417cafbe9 bc1qq8qwxddr4ehv0g57ant7vf6kwxurpuh7xymlqu 
elyonfire		0,005 / x,xx  BTC	paid		39 - 39		20 PH	.e13c21ccd668b405d72f64f7afeb44056102dea3fd45c10ee77d96bf8d9eeaab 3M7x6zCFzCwVAqZHmbcwbfPoimRJLUaF8w
JOJORabbitGC		0,005 / x,xx  BTC	paid		39 - 39		25 PH	.fa504ed97f1fe5d9b14172d00be58db864ae248853e54e6e0b2f1f4d47c1122f 3LiHmtHY97HnjMA9m6MuQYBRBC1sx6J8KV
yoshimitsu777		0,005 / x,xx  BTC	paid		39 - 39		30 PH	.2b0a2b85e6b70c89ab8f544da887ea63e8cd7e1547bc0e33afc3932dd792b76d bc1qjptsd3x3yfrztslad8eygu86dpnd5f8tu0qchz
Avokiwi 		0,01 / x,xx  BTC	paid		39 - 40		20 PH	.9be4d9009af3fa21c4e8841e922862ae5fb9cd56655d141e3f8531c4f66370a5 1D8jT8jRYXetBcV7yGMip3EUdkUtAZBeZH (0,01 in #39 and 0,005 in #40)
Nexus9090		0,005 / x,xx  BTC	paid		39 - 39		20 PH	.e405059a2a02dafc2dbd3a48deb4495d235a65338c0c31d942cea2b03828aea0 3MbtxahpbkC1fGhvcWR7Ja38u8cwN9wzY8

OPEN SPOTS
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User_016		0,0x / x,xx  BTC	open		xx - xx		xx PH	xxx xxx
User_017		0,0x / x,xx  BTC	open		xx - xx		xx PH	xxx xxx

Changes / Information:
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Reservation for next Run

- Willi9974
- kaulfuss




Lets go
Willi

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Stats 2022 / 2023

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:   4.562.330.664.094	from	27.550.332.084.344	and number of valid shares	 650.057.598.843	Block	xxxxxx	Invest	0.170	Return	0.00 	Luck 56,65%
Blockparty 2022 Number 17:     337.635.007.496	from	27.452.707.696.467	and number of valid shares	 667.810.507.262	Block	xxxxxx	Invest	0.175	Return	0.00 	Luck 60,14%
Blockparty 2022 Number 18:   1.932.115.473.059	from	28.587.155.782.196	and number of valid shares	 715.026.185.272	Block	xxxxxx	Invest	0.190	Return	0.00 	Luck 60,26%
Blockparty 2022 Number 19:     445.793.890.778	from	28.225.928.151.212	and number of valid shares	 690.184.203.788	Block	xxxxxx	Invest	0.180	Return	0.00 	Luck 63,47%
Blockparty 2022 Number 20:     527.513.573.457	from	29.794.407.589.313	and number of valid shares	 705.145.335.433	Block	xxxxxx	Invest	0.182	Return	0.00 	Luck 62,50%
Blockparty 2022 Number 21:     185.133.189.753	from	31.251.101.365.711	and number of valid shares	 569.408.841.346	Block	xxxxxx	Invest	0.1399	Return	0.00 	Luck 61,41%
Blockparty 2022 Number 22:   1.545.347.513.736	from	30.283.293.547.737	and number of valid shares	 615.175.428.969	Block	xxxxxx	Invest	0.1674	Return	0.00 	Luck 65,40%
Blockparty 2022 Number 23:   1.696.838.072.430	from	29.570.168.636.358	and number of valid shares	 483.860.594.517	Block	xxxxxx	Invest	0.1348	Return	0.00 	Luck 68,61%
Blockparty 2022 Number 24:   4.436.273.182.094	from	27.692.567.959.234	and number of valid shares	 499.823.321.671	Block	xxxxxx	Invest	0.15	Return	0.00 	Luck 75,07%
Blockparty 2022 Number 25:     476.549.203.298	from	28.174.668.481.290	and number of valid shares	 576.956.152.527	Block	xxxxxx	Invest	0.16	Return	0.00 	Luck 75,83%
Blockparty 2022 Number 26:   1.549.107.728.802	from	32.045.359.565.304	and number of valid shares	 465.288.243.482	Block	xxxxxx	Invest	0.13	Return	0.00 	Luck 68,13%
Blockparty 2022 Number 27:     425.700.028.569	from	35.610.794.164.372	and number of valid shares	 553.324.163.429	Block	xxxxxx	Invest	0.135	Return	0.00 	Luck 62,86%
Blockparty 2022 Number 28:   4.086.636.637.818	from	35.364.065.900.458	and number of valid shares	 836.500.913.397	Block	xxxxxx	Invest	0.176	Return	0.00 	Luck 65,66%
Blockparty 2023 Number 29:   6.309.189.839.441	from	34.093.570.325.204	and number of valid shares	 674.154.851.914	Block	xxxxxx	Invest	0.160	Return	0.00 	Luck 70,09%
Blockparty 2023 Number 30: 100.571.298.452.432	from	43.551.722.213.591	and number of valid shares	 509.766.702.966	Block	580525	Invest	0.10	Return	6.23 	Luck 56,04%
Blockparty 2023 Number 31:     455.575.777.111	from	43.551.722.213.591	and number of valid shares	 669.341.013.960	Block	xxxxxx	Invest	0.125	Return	0.00 	Luck 1,54%
Blockparty 2023 Number 32: 1.144.858.013.196	from	46.843.400.286.277	and number of valid shares	 737.339.855.866	Block	xxxxxx	Invest	0.135	Return	0.00 	Luck 3,0%
Blockparty 2023 Number 33: 2.081.262.060.306	from	46.843.400.286.277	and number of valid shares	 595.255.845.541	Block	xxxxxx	Invest	0.120	Return	0.00 	Luck 4,27%
Blockparty 2023 Number 34: 1.199.956.786.818	from	47.887.764.338.537	and number of valid shares	 614.211.109.619	Block	xxxxxx	Invest	0.125	Return	0.00 	Luck 5,58%
Blockparty 2023 Number 35: 3.438.218.075.486	from	47.887.764.338.536	and number of valid shares	 681.474.588.122	Block	xxxxxx	Invest	0.120	Return	0.00 	Luck 7,04%
Blockparty 2023 Number 36: 1.204.821.036.851	from	48.712.405.953.119	and number of valid shares	 730.805.522.490	Block	xxxxxx	Invest	0.129	Return	0.00 	Luck 8,27%
Blockparty 2023 Number 37: 200.262.670.605	from	48.005.534.313.578	and number of valid shares	 597.765.470.522	Block	xxxxxx	Invest	0.110	Return	0.00 	Luck 9,64%
Blockparty 2023 Number 38: 485.624.454.702	from	49.549.703.178.593	and number of valid shares	 570.856.624.705	Block	xxxxxx	Invest	0.110	Return	0.00 	Luck 10,49%
Blockparty 2023 Number 39: xxx	from	xxx	and number of valid shares	 xxx	Block	xxxxxx	Invest	0.xxx	Return	0.00 	Luck xx%
Blockparty 2023 Number 40: xxx	from	xxx	and number of valid shares	 xxx	Block	xxxxxx	Invest	0.xxx	Return	0.00 	Luck xx%

Code:

Last Block founds since 2021 (Luck in % is our shares / diff)

Blockparty 08 2021 found with a luck of --> 14%
Blockparty 14 2021 found with a luck of --> 13%
Blockparty 30 2023 found with a luck of --> 56%
Block 4 - not found yet, luck at the moment --> 10,49%

History since 2015

Blockparty 01 2015 (gained 25,207 BTC) https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1253410.0
Blockparty 08 2016 (gained 74,99 BTC) https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1332729.0
Blockparty 10 2016 (gained 25 BTC) https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1348143.0
Blockparty 12 2016 (gained 24,8603 BTC) https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1364642.0
Blockparty 13 2016 (gained 24,905 BTC) https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1375321.0
Blockparty 08 2021 (gained 6,15 BTC) https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5363227.0
Blockparty 14 2021 (gained 6,16 BTC) https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5373661.0
Blockparty 30 2023 (gained 6,23 BTC) https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5434965.0

we found 10 Blocks with a amount of ~ 196 BTC and a paid of all the user since 2015



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


Diff Status:

Latest Block:   791466  (16 minutes ago)
Current Pace:   101.4116%  (1195 / 1178.37 expected, 16.63 ahead)
Previous Difficulty:   48005534313578.78                            
Current Difficulty:   49549703178592.68                            
Next Difficulty:   between 50159402966570 and 50282415735535
Next Difficulty Change:   between +1.2305% and +1.4787%
Previous Retarget:   May 18, 2023 at 6:59 AM  (+3.2166%)
Next Retarget (earliest):   Thursday at 2:19 AM  (in 5d 14h 55m 43s)
Next Retarget (latest):   Thursday at 3:05 AM  (in 5d 15h 42m 15s)
Projected Epoch Length:   between 13d 19h 19m 23s and 13d 20h 5m 55s





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[TIRMINE]

here are the next Blockparty Run 39
The DE and EN Main topic is here --> https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5454076.0

I'm in for another run Willi

+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Groupbuy Wallet: bc1qlpd45688hce39lusur8sdnuzy3z2dx4uvrgpkt
Return Wallet: 36U6aBLyTndVsER59HyV4SqWvVqzjV5ESC
Your stake: .005 BTC
Reservation: Run #39
Your TX: 2f936ee7285d13740edeeb8711ca1e39a84a98e19d807f9e49e953618d22f89b
Voting comment: 20 PH
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++


Thank you!

[vmcwind]

Hi Willi -Run #39?
Thanks - vmcwind

Groupbuy Wallet: bc1qlpd45688hce39lusur8sdnuzy3z2dx4uvrgpkt
Return Wallet: bc1qq8qwxddr4ehv0g57ant7vf6kwxurpuh7xymlqu
Your stake: 0.005 BTC].
Reservation:Run #39 [if more than one run is paid for enter the number here min. 5x max. 50x]
Your TX:8214be6a628dee4b1dbe2f9f58dfd0b7e5f5f2f760790e90d4cf02c417cafbe9
Voting comment:PH -->20

[elyonfire]

Hi Willi ok to join groupbuy run #39?
Thanks - elyonfire

Groupbuy Wallet: bc1qlpd45688hce39lusur8sdnuzy3z2dx4uvrgpkt
Return Wallet: 3M7x6zCFzCwVAqZHmbcwbfPoimRJLUaF8w
Your stake: 0.005 BTC].
Reservation: Run #39[if more than one run is paid for enter the number here min. 5x max. 50x]
Your TX: e13c21ccd668b405d72f64f7afeb44056102dea3fd45c10ee77d96bf8d9eeaab
Voting comment:PH -->20


Sending BTC
–0.005 BTC
12:16
bc1qlpd45688hce39lusur8sdnuzy3z2dx4uvrgpkt
$133.88
Fee
–0.0002475 BTC
$6.63

[willi9974]

here are the next Blockparty Run 39
The DE and EN Main topic is here --> https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5454076.0

I'm in for another run Willi

+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Groupbuy Wallet: bc1qlpd45688hce39lusur8sdnuzy3z2dx4uvrgpkt
Return Wallet: 36U6aBLyTndVsER59HyV4SqWvVqzjV5ESC
Your stake: .005 BTC
Reservation: Run #39
Your TX: 2f936ee7285d13740edeeb8711ca1e39a84a98e19d807f9e49e953618d22f89b
Voting comment: 20 PH
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++


Thank you!

you are on the list

Hi Willi -Run #39?
Thanks - vmcwind

Groupbuy Wallet: bc1qlpd45688hce39lusur8sdnuzy3z2dx4uvrgpkt
Return Wallet: bc1qq8qwxddr4ehv0g57ant7vf6kwxurpuh7xymlqu
Your stake: 0.005 BTC].
Reservation:Run #39 [if more than one run is paid for enter the number here min. 5x max. 50x]
Your TX: 68ab9d226d6c566014dd3660b2d3c295b75eca807d6d759b6591f8df7dbef226.
Voting comment:PH -->20

you are on the list, but your TX ID is not visible on nicehash jet

Hi Willi ok to join groupbuy run #39?
Thanks - elyonfire

Groupbuy Wallet: bc1qlpd45688hce39lusur8sdnuzy3z2dx4uvrgpkt
Return Wallet: 3M7x6zCFzCwVAqZHmbcwbfPoimRJLUaF8w
Your stake: 0.005 BTC].
Reservation: Run #39[if more than one run is paid for enter the number here min. 5x max. 50x]
Your TX: e13c21ccd668b405d72f64f7afeb44056102dea3fd45c10ee77d96bf8d9eeaab
Voting comment:PH -->20


Sending BTC
–0.005 BTC
12:16
bc1qlpd45688hce39lusur8sdnuzy3z2dx4uvrgpkt
$133.88
Fee
–0.0002475 BTC
$6.63

you are on the list

[TIRMINE]

Thanks Willi!  Cheers!

[vmcwind]

Hi Willi - Sorry about that -

Here is my correct TX 8214be6a628dee4b1dbe2f9f58dfd0b7e5f5f2f760790e90d4cf02c417cafbe9

Thanks - vmcwind