[∞ YH] US/EU/AU solo.ckpool.org 2% fee solo mining 312 blocks solved!

[philipma1957]

I was thinking of a service to mine on ck pool.

I have a 100th modded t21

It would cost me .23 x 50 = 11.50 usd to run it for 24 hours

I would do it for $12.50 a day in doge ot ltc or btc.

Anyone interested let me know

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[jimjam123]

I was thinking of a service to mine on ck pool.

I have a 100th modded t21

It would cost me .23 x 50 = 11.50 usd to run it for 24 hours

I would do it for $12.50 a day in doge ot ltc or btc.

Anyone interested let me know

.

Sent u a DM

[philipma1957]

I was thinking of a service to mine on ck pool.

I have a 100th modded t21

It would cost me .23 x 50 = 11.50 usd to run it for 24 hours

I would do it for $12.50 a day in doge ot ltc or btc.

Anyone interested let me know

.

Sent u a DM

okay I will look at it here is the miner. the mod is a bit more efficient to run. and I can lower fan speed.

in a way $12.50 for a day  is a good deal compared to a bitaxe.

100th for a day is like 100 days of 1  1th bitaxe
same chance more or less.

you pay $12.50

the bitaxe is $200 plus the power for the 100 days.

[Nexus9090]

I was thinking of a service to mine on ck pool.

I have a 100th modded t21

It would cost me .23 x 50 = 11.50 usd to run it for 24 hours

I would do it for $12.50 a day in doge ot ltc or btc.

Anyone interested let me know

.

You might want to consider listing your spare hashrate on MiningRigRentals (https://www.miningrigrentals.com/) I'm not sure what they pay out probably worth a look.

[Griminess]

https://d.top4top.io/m_347838xbz0.mp4
This rate 80000H /sec
This python3 wasting time?

[Nexus9090]

https://d.top4top.io/m_347838xbz0.mp4
This rate 80000H /sec
This python3 wasting time?

Read this thread.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2415854.0


These days, anything less than 1TH/s is wasting your time and even at that entry level rate the odds are astronomical

Chance per block: 1 in 920,100,000

Chance per day: 1 in 6,389,583

Time estimate: 17,506 years

[jimjam123]

Congrats to the lucky miner!

[-ck]

Congratulations to miner 35ny~zePa with an enormous 200PH for solving the 302nd solo block solved at https://solo.ckpool.org!

Code:

[2025-07-10 23:23:41.607] Possible block solve diff 203701245552727.218750 !
[2025-07-10 23:23:41.678] BLOCK ACCEPTED!
[2025-07-10 23:23:41.679] Solved and confirmed block 904989 by 35nyBqH57y7i7diofDiAGRsBDPrSEuzePa.v53
[2025-07-10 23:23:41.679] User 35nyBqH57y7i7diofDiAGRsBDPrSEuzePa:{"hashrate1m": "216P", "hashrate5m": "204P", "hashrate1hr": "194P", "hashrate1d": "193P", "hashrate7d": "51.3P", "shares": 66966378667288, "authorised": 1736387280}
[2025-07-10 23:23:41.679] Worker 35nyBqH57y7i7diofDiAGRsBDPrSEuzePa.v53:{"hashrate1m": "50.5P", "hashrate5m": "46.8P", "hashrate1hr": "47.4P", "hashrate1d": "29.1P", "hashrate7d": "5.97P"}
[2025-07-10 23:23:41.690] Block solved after 111436041228796 shares at 95.3% diff

https://mempool.space/block/0000000000000000000161bc7461e9736bcda0f28458bd75265019864961aefb

A miner of this size would solve a block once every ~35 days on average at current mining difficulty.

[-ck]

Absolutely. As long as a miner is fast enough to process at least 1 share before the next block is found (on avg every 10 min) and work is reset, there is always a chance.

You don't even need to process 1 share on average, you just need to process at least one hash before the longest possible block solve period which is probably around 2 hours. The chance is of course astronomically low, but it's theoretically possible, just unrealistic.

[duckAxe]

[2025-07-10 23:23:41.679] Solved and confirmed block 904989 by 35nyBqH57y7i7diofDiAGRsBDPrSEuzePa.v53

What is the reason to use a legacy BTC address?

[-ck]

[2025-07-10 23:23:41.679] Solved and confirmed block 904989 by 35nyBqH57y7i7diofDiAGRsBDPrSEuzePa.v53

What is the reason to use a legacy BTC address?

Many people have wallets that predate native segwit support being widespread, and/or may have set up a multisig address using the legacy format. In addition, 3x addresses can simply be wrapped segwit addresses chosen for maximum compatibility with older wallets. Some custodial wallets default to this format for that reason.

[Nexus9090]

Congratulations to miner 35ny~zePa with an enormous 200PH for solving the 302nd solo block solved at https://solo.ckpool.org!

Code:

[2025-07-10 23:23:41.607] Possible block solve diff 203701245552727.218750 !
[2025-07-10 23:23:41.678] BLOCK ACCEPTED!
[2025-07-10 23:23:41.679] Solved and confirmed block 904989 by 35nyBqH57y7i7diofDiAGRsBDPrSEuzePa.v53
[2025-07-10 23:23:41.679] User 35nyBqH57y7i7diofDiAGRsBDPrSEuzePa:{"hashrate1m": "216P", "hashrate5m": "204P", "hashrate1hr": "194P", "hashrate1d": "193P", "hashrate7d": "51.3P", "shares": 66966378667288, "authorised": 1736387280}
[2025-07-10 23:23:41.679] Worker 35nyBqH57y7i7diofDiAGRsBDPrSEuzePa.v53:{"hashrate1m": "50.5P", "hashrate5m": "46.8P", "hashrate1hr": "47.4P", "hashrate1d": "29.1P", "hashrate7d": "5.97P"}
[2025-07-10 23:23:41.690] Block solved after 111436041228796 shares at 95.3% diff

https://mempool.space/block/0000000000000000000161bc7461e9736bcda0f28458bd75265019864961aefb

A miner of this size would solve a block once every ~35 days on average at current mining difficulty.

Another lucky block! congrats to the miner and -ck

Mine on!  

[Arhitect]

[2025-07-10 23:23:41.679] Solved and confirmed block 904989 by 35nyBqH57y7i7diofDiAGRsBDPrSEuzePa.v53

What this .v53 at the end of wallet address represent?

[-ck]

[2025-07-10 23:23:41.679] Solved and confirmed block 904989 by 35nyBqH57y7i7diofDiAGRsBDPrSEuzePa.v53

What this .v53 at the end of wallet address represent?

No idea, the workername is entirely the miner's choice. Presumably it refers to something internal only they know (which bank of miners or something?)

[mikeywith]

[2025-07-10 23:23:41.679] Solved and confirmed block 904989 by 35nyBqH57y7i7diofDiAGRsBDPrSEuzePa.v53

What is the reason to use a legacy BTC address?

That is not a legacy address, it's not a Multi-signature Non-segwit address either , it's indeed a P2SH-wrapped segwit address, how do I know? it's because that address has already spent some coins, otherwise, we would never know if this was a multi-sig or P2SH (we know it can't be a legacy P2PKH address just because it starts with 3).

You can check the transaction created by that address and you can see that there exist witness data in it which makes it a P2SH-wrapped segwit address.

[-ck]

Hi all.

I'm opening a new solo pool located in Australia to better service Oceania/Asia-Pacific miners.

    https://ausolo.ckpool.org/

Just point your miner to:
    ausolo.ckpool.org:3333

For miners that require a high difficulty, such as mining rentals, there is a special high diff port:
    ausolo.ckpool.org:4334

Stats available at
   https://ausolostats.ckpool.org/

Once again this is another standalone pool like the EU variant, but will share the solo.ckpool.org coinbase signature on any blocks solved.

The new ausolo ckpool is chugging along nicely with just over 50 users. It has peaked above 15PH at one stage, but is hovering below 1PH for now, which is not entirely unexpected.

I've been informed that due to routing from Brisbane, some parts of Asia are not well connected to the pool, so I recommend checking your ping times if you're in Asia to see which of the 3 solo ckpools services you best. The EU server is located in Germany and the main pool is in west coast USA, so it could be any depending on your location. The lowest ping times will determine which server is best for you.

Also note again that each pool is standalone and that you need to check the stats on the pool you're on as they're not shared.

[solo mined man]

hey new solo miner here, probs too soon to get stats?

my 5 miners are running on your URL.

attempted to get stats but getting error from server.

ALL GOOD!

realised the au server stats are diff.

says im in queue to upload stats.

thx this is a great setup... piece of cake!

[event90]

Hello, my block share exceeded network target (bestshare >> target), I sent sufficient shares but no payout. My address: 3Hc2i5ogWUD9pNuAV27Jfn3RWEHGVRoHqP. Please check.

[willi9974]

Hello, my block share exceeded network target (bestshare >> target), I sent sufficient shares but no payout. My address: 3Hc2i5ogWUD9pNuAV27Jfn3RWEHGVRoHqP. Please check.

I see stats from your Miner, but they are not more as the actual diff to create a block.

https://solo.ckpool.org/users/3Hc2i5ogWUD9pNuAV27Jfn3RWEHGVRoHqP

{
 "hashrate1m": "703T",
 "hashrate5m": "670T",
 "hashrate1hr": "1.64P",
 "hashrate1d": "843T",
 "hashrate7d": "221T",
 "lastshare": 1752349320,
 "workers": 5,
 "shares": 39067888142,
 "bestshare": 72562644710.15317,
 "bestever": 72562644710,
 "authorised": 1751667836,
 "worker": [
  {
   "workername": "3Hc2i5ogWUD9pNuAV27Jfn3RWEHGVRoHqP",
   "hashrate1m": "703T",
   "hashrate5m": "670T",
   "hashrate1hr": "1.64P",
   "hashrate1d": "843T",
   "hashrate7d": "221T",
   "lastshare": 1752349320,
   "shares": 39067888142,
   "bestshare": 72562644710.15317,
   "bestever": 72562644710
  }
 ]
}

Network diff is at the Moment by 126,271,255,279,307 and your Bestshare by 72,562,644,710

Where do you see a higher diff than the btc network diff?

Best regards
Willi

[event90]

I understand, thank you for your reply.