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Author Topic: [∞ YH] US/EU/SG/AU SV1/2 solo.ckpool.org 2% fee solo mining 320 blocks solved!  (Read 135040 times)
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November 07, 2026, 05:48:23 PM
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Sorry to say but 650 kHs is a toy miner, probably a CPU miner using the horribly under-powered ESP32 micro controller. They are pretty little things but useless as a BTC miner. You need a miner that is ASIC-based to give AT LEAST several 10's of GHs. The low reported speed is because your miners are not able to process even 1 share during the ~10min between blocks.

Any pool tries to set the miner work difficulty to produce around 18 shares per min. Running at at least 400+ GHs a decent low end ASIC miner such as the original Compac-F will produce at least several hundred valid shares in the same time period. Your 'miners' simply cannot even approach that by using just a cpu.

There only two or three pools in the world that are specifically setup to accept your miners. All the others will reject them because they are far far too slow to contribute anything.
I can confirm My s1 antminer with burnt chips running at 130gh/s (roughly) has no problem being seen and get around 2 or 3 shares a year that are in the "G" range
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November 07, 2026, 07:37:45 PM
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Congratulations to miner 3CBc~CWzw for solving the 320th super lucky block at http://solo.ckpool.org with ~86.9TH of hashrate on an 86.9TH worker, within only a few hours of the last block! A miner of this size has about a one in 233 chance of solving a block in a year.
https://mempool.space/block/00000000000000000000642ee55c6672864ce72cb64e30c7e4361845c7d453e4

Code:
[2026-11-07 11:42:02.550] Possible block solve diff 719247375629776.375000 !
[2026-11-07 11:42:02.580] Solved and confirmed block 974930 by 3CBcCh15NGK3HfMPJJZTog9okUFZHSCWzw on SV1
[2026-11-07 11:42:02.580] User 3CBcCh15NGK3HfMPJJZTog9okUFZHSCWzw:{"hashrate1m":"77.9T","hashrate5m":"81.9T","hashrate1hr":"84.9T","hashrate1d":"86.9T","hashrate7d":"226T","shares":1668722261968,"authorised":1769637534}
[2026-11-07 11:42:02.580] Worker 3CBcCh15NGK3HfMPJJZTog9okUFZHSCWzw:{"hashrate1m":"77.9T","hashrate5m":"81.9T","hashrate1hr":"84.9T","hashrate1d":"86.9T","hashrate7d":"226T"}
[2026-11-07 11:42:02.585] Block solved after 27502405362692 shares at 18.5% diff

Approximately **1.4% combined difficulty**, or **2T accepted shares**, since uesolo's preceding solve.

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Last edit: Today at 04:51:45 AM by fredi
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Do you have a historical list of most blocks found by users?
Love to know where I stand now on the CK All-stars Hall Of Fame  Grin


Back in 2015-2016 I found more than 20 blocks on CK pool (plus some on solo.nicehash . It was based on CK codes) Total around 30 . I changed my wallet address occasionally. but this was my stash wallet if I can call it that:
mempool.space/address/3Q4ASpeFwSCvNpcFLGNr4tDgq41epCWqkx

You can trace them back to CK wallet (old one)

So its safe to say you can't beat that number in near future Grin Also I don't think I'm in the top

But please don't get gready like me. I lost every Satoshi I found plus from my own pocket in this game ( Renting hash for solo mining) and got completely broke  

Sorry for my English
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Today at 10:35:15 AM
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Congratulations to miner 3CBc~CWzw for solving the 320th super lucky block at http://solo.ckpool.org with ~86.9TH of hashrate on an 86.9TH worker, within only a few hours of the last block! A miner of this size has about a one in 233 chance of solving a block in a year.
https://mempool.space/block/00000000000000000000642ee55c6672864ce72cb64e30c7e4361845c7d453e4

Code:
[2026-11-07 11:42:02.550] Possible block solve diff 719247375629776.375000 !
[2026-11-07 11:42:02.580] Solved and confirmed block 974930 by 3CBcCh15NGK3HfMPJJZTog9okUFZHSCWzw on SV1
[2026-11-07 11:42:02.580] User 3CBcCh15NGK3HfMPJJZTog9okUFZHSCWzw:{"hashrate1m":"77.9T","hashrate5m":"81.9T","hashrate1hr":"84.9T","hashrate1d":"86.9T","hashrate7d":"226T","shares":1668722261968,"authorised":1769637534}
[2026-11-07 11:42:02.580] Worker 3CBcCh15NGK3HfMPJJZTog9okUFZHSCWzw:{"hashrate1m":"77.9T","hashrate5m":"81.9T","hashrate1hr":"84.9T","hashrate1d":"86.9T","hashrate7d":"226T"}
[2026-11-07 11:42:02.585] Block solved after 27502405362692 shares at 18.5% diff

Approximately **1.4% combined difficulty**, or **2T accepted shares**, since uesolo's preceding solve.

Congratulation to the solver!

eusolo next please  Grin

from the creator of CGMiner http://eusolo.ckpool.org for EU Solominers
from the creator of CGMiner http://solo.ckpool.org for Solominers
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Today at 04:06:13 PM
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Do the last two blocks found on ckpool belong to the same miner?

https://stats.ckpool.org/users/bc1qpfaa4jy9qsakzfxcaslkskt6qh6u8phkuanljg

https://stats.ckpool.org/users/3CBcCh15NGK3HfMPJJZTog9okUFZHSCWzw







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