The only lottery I like to play

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This is not my solo mining win, this belongs to someone out there and I am happy for whoever this win belongs to, it makes me feel very good of myself for even trying. I can only hope that such luck finds my little farm someday, what do you think?



This is a better way of gambling without having to spend money on lottery tickets everytime don't you think? While your DCA is going on at one side it is not hard to give solo mining a try, I have purchased many trading ebooks that got me no where and also trading tools that are now useless {never ROI'd}.

What is life without taking risks? This should be a man's means of having some adventures.

How do you feel when someone hits a block, do you feel happy or you are sad that it's not you?

at least you are taking the time to learn and explore the right ways of doing it keep at it you never know one day you may have a streak of luck. that what gambling is for the most part purely luck. obviously its a gut wrenching feeling when you see some one hit a big win but a great player when you can actually congratulate them shows alot about you as a person. keep trying you never know what the future holds

[FP91G]

I don't know why you support this. Bitcoin lottery mining has a much lower chance of winning than regular mining. Lottery miners need good hashrate, not small miners with 0.2-1 terahash, which will fail faster than you'll get results.
Hashrate rental is also very expensive.

[FP91G]

BREAKING
LINK
A miner just found a 3.125 BTC block using on-demand hashrate.

• 1 PH/s rented
• 119k sats (~$75) spent
• Block 938092
• Worker: spiral
• Hashpower fees: 0
• Solo fee: 0.5% (CKPool open-source contribution)

Congratulations! Try Hashpower today. Link in bio

[georgino22222]

I completely agree, is the only kind of lottery i approve of is home mining — low-power miners that use about as much energy as a light bulb, where there’s always a small chance of finding a block

[FP91G]

I completely agree, is the only kind of lottery i approve of is home mining — low-power miners that use about as much energy as a light bulb, where there’s always a small chance of finding a block

It's better to buy an old C19 ASIC for $200 with 100 terahash and try running it for a few hours a week or month. The overall hashrate is falling right now, and you'll at least have a very, very small but realistic chance of mining a new block.
But you'll have to invest in a noise box if you live in an apartment.

[SableTeacup]

I actually like that way of looking at it. Solo mining with small hardware does feel like a lottery, but at least you’re still supporting the network while trying your luck. When someone finds a block like that, I usually feel happy for them. It reminds me that it’s still possible, even if the odds are small. 

[FP91G]

I actually like that way of looking at it. Solo mining with small hardware does feel like a lottery, but at least you’re still supporting the network while trying your luck. When someone finds a block like that, I usually feel happy for them. It reminds me that it’s still possible, even if the odds are small. 

How is the Bitcoin network supported?
Solo mining doesn't require a dedicated node right now; you can configure your mini device or ASIC for any solo mining pool.
The only person you should support is the manufacturer of the devices you use for solo mining.

[safar1980]

Solo Miner Strikes Bitcoin Block, Earns $222,000
With the user's equipment, such an outcome is possible only once every 300 years.

A solo miner with a hashrate of merely 70 TH/s successfully mined block #944,306 on the Bitcoin network. The reward amounted to 3.128 BTC ($222,074).
The participant also received an additional 0.003 BTC ($212) in transaction fees The block contained 6,755 transactions.

CKPool administrator Con Kolivas stated that the chance of generating a blockchain unit with such equipment is approximately 1 in 100,000 per day. On average, a similar result occurs once every 300 years of continuous operation.