[ANN] Bitcoin-PoCX (BTCX) — Hard Drive Mining | No ASICs | Fair Launch

[dan_dare]

Bitcoin-PoCX [BTCX]

A Bitcoin Core fork with Proof-of-Capacity (PoCX).

No GPUs. No ASICs. Just your storage.

Same monetary policy as Bitcoin. Fair launch. Zero premine.

Whitepaper  |  Website  |  GitHub

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What is Bitcoin-PoCX?

Bitcoin-PoCX is a fork of Bitcoin Core that replaces Proof-of-Work with Proof of Capacity (PoCX).

Instead of burning electricity with continuous hashing, miners use disk space:

• You generate plots once and store them on your drive
• Mining becomes a simple disk read
• Power usage drops to near-idle levels

Your mining power = your storage capacity.

A terabyte is a terabyte — whether it's in your phone, your laptop, your NAS, or a data center.

No ASICs. No GPU arms race. No 20 kW rigs. Just free space on a hard drive.


Why mine BTCX?

• No specialized hardware required
• Extremely low power consumption
• Start with spare disk space
• No ASIC or GPU advantage
• Fair launch — everyone starts at block 0

Mining is accessible again.


Network Parameters (Mainnet)

Code:

Ticker             : BTCX
Consensus          : Proof of Capacity (PoCX)
Base               : Bitcoin Core v30.2 PoCX module
Block time         : 120 seconds
Initial subsidy    : 10 BTCX
Halving            : every 1,050,000 blocks (~4 years)
Max supply         : ~21,000,000 BTCX
Default P2P port   : 8338
Bech32 HRP         : pocx
Rolling DAA window : 24 blocks (±20% per block cap)
Premine            : NONE
ICO / Sale         : NONE
Dev tax            : NONE

Fair Launch

Mainnet launches at block 0 on 2026-05-03 12:49:37 UTC (Unix timestamp 1,777,777,777). Every participant sees the same rules from the first block.

It is a fair launch:

• No premine. Not a single BTCX exists before block 0.
• No ICO, no presale, no private round. Nobody bought in early.
• No founder allocation and no dev tax. Developers mine the same way you do; zero percent of the block reward is diverted.

PoCX Key Innovations — Compared to Previous PoC Projects

PoCX builds on the Proof-of-Capacity lineage started by Burstcoin and carried forward by Signum, addressing the issues that held previous generations back.

1. Hardened Plot Format (X1)

Earlier PoC systems allowed attackers to store less data than honest miners. PoCX fixes this. Reconstructing missing data is computationally more expensive than storing it — making shortcuts ineffective.

-> Mining power is strictly proportional to stored capacity.

2. Stable Block Times (Time Bending)

Classic PoC systems produce highly irregular block times. PoCX reshapes the distribution to reduce extreme delays while keeping the 120-second average.

-> More predictable block production.

3. Built-in Pool Support (Non-Custodial)

Pooling is integrated into consensus from day one. Miners can delegate forging rights without giving up control over funds or plots.

-> Pools never take custody. Delegation is fully reversible.

4. Dynamic Scaling (Xn)

As hardware improves, the required plot work increases over time (X1 -> X2 -> X3 ...). Each level embeds more work into the plots.

-> Security increases over time, without hard forks.


Roadmap & Status

• [✓] Phase I — Consensus design, cryptographic core, RPC surface
• [✓] Phase II — Bitcoin Core integration, Qt/Phoenix wallet, full documentation
• [✓] Phase III — Public testnet live since December 2025, currently at ~78,000 blocks; testnet explorer and testnet mining pool operational
• [▶] Phase IV — Mainnet Genesis: Unix timestamp 1,777,777,777 -> 2026-05-03, 12:49:37 UTC
• [ ] Phase V — Stabilisation

Software

The following releases currently power the public testnet. Mainnet versions will be released around genesis.

Phoenix Wallet
All-in-one wallet, plotter, and miner (Windows, macOS, Linux, Android).
-> Recommended for most users.

Bitcoin Core PoCX
Full node based on upstream Bitcoin Core.
-> Headless + RPC + Qt GUI.

PoCX Framework
High-performance Rust plotter and miner for advanced setups.
-> SIMD + OpenCL support.

All binaries and source code: github.com/PoC-Consortium — MIT-licensed.


About the Developers

Bitcoin-PoCX is developed by the Proof of Capacity Consortium (PoCC).

• Almost 10 years of Proof-of-Capacity development
• Former maintainers of Burstcoin core software (BRS)
• Creators of the most widely used PoC plotter and miner (still the basis of Signum's mining stack)

Bitcoin-PoCX is a full-stack return — built directly on Bitcoin Core, with a next-generation PoC design.


Get Involved Before Mainnet

• Read the whitepaper — available in 33 languages.
• Download Phoenix Wallet from the GitHub releases page and run it against the testnet.
• Plot a few GiB on a spare drive and point the miner at it.
• Join the testnet pool at pool.testnet.bitcoin-pocx.org to test non-custodial pool mining end-to-end.
• Hang out on Discord or Telegram — ask questions, report bugs, run a seed node.

Every test block helps harden mainnet.


FAQ

Is this a Bitcoin fork or a new chain?
A new chain based on Bitcoin Core, with a different consensus mechanism (PoCX).

Why not use existing PoC coins?
PoCX addresses known weaknesses in earlier PoC designs and integrates directly into modern Bitcoin Core.

What hardware is required?
Almost anything with storage and a supported CPU can participate. Beyond standard PCs, the miner has been successfully tested on Android phones, handheld gaming devices, TV sticks, set-top boxes, and Raspberry Pi-class hardware. If it can store data and run the software, it can mine.

Is mining really fair?
Yes. No premine, no ICO, no hidden allocations. Everyone starts at block 0.

[BattleDog]

No premine, no ICO, no founder tax, and a launch model that is trying to stay close to Bitcoin's monetary discipline is the kind of thing I like to read. PoC is not a new idea of course, but building it on Bitcoin Core and trying to address some of the older PoC weaknesses makes it more interesting than a plain rehash.

What I'd really want to see is how it behaves once it has to deal with real incentives and real miners, not just a tidy ANN page. Storage mining always sounds wonderfully democratic until somebody with a barn full of disks shows up and reminds everyone that scale still exists.

[dan_dare]

No premine, no ICO, no founder tax, and a launch model that is trying to stay close to Bitcoin's monetary discipline is the kind of thing I like to read. PoC is not a new idea of course, but building it on Bitcoin Core and trying to address some of the older PoC weaknesses makes it more interesting than a plain rehash.

What I'd really want to see is how it behaves once it has to deal with real incentives and real miners, not just a tidy ANN page. Storage mining always sounds wonderfully democratic until somebody with a barn full of disks shows up and reminds everyone that scale still exists.

I can agree with you, as someone who was involved with Burst (the first PoC coin) then Signum (which is not performing so well) one of the biggest issues they faced was the difficulty in integrating everywhere, everyone is familiar with bitcoin interfaces, so that was one big issue to overcome for adoption.

Of course Burst performed well under the stewardship of the PoCC, but they faced systemic issues (a very aggressive halving) and old associations with some unsavoury individuals.
but I hope that with a fresh start, we'll not have to contend with those.

and there are plenty of people with large amounts of storage that might like to contribute as it happened before with Burst and Signum (fingers crossed!)

[BoozyTalking]

Why are there other GitHub alternatives?
https://github.com/ryo-zen/zeicoin

Wrong thread?

[JohnnyFFM]

Mining on the Nogrod PoCX Pool — new miner setup

Since we’ve received many questions about how to mine via the pool, here’s a short how-to:

You need a binding transaction (assignment) that points your plot address at the pool's address before you can earn. If you have no coins yet, the pool's built-in faucet covers the fee.

  1. Point your miner at the pool
  - In Phoenix Wallet, pick Nogrod PoCX from the pool list, or set the endpoint manually from the pool's /info page.

  2. Start mining right away
  - The pool accepts your submissions even before you're bound — this is how you qualify for the faucet.

  3. Qualify for the faucet
  - Reach the capacity threshold shown on /info (e.g. a few GiB), and
  - Submit valid nonces for the minimum number of confirmed blocks shown there.
  - The pool checks eligibility on a fixed interval and sends enough dust to cover the assignment fee automatically.

  4. Create the binding transaction
  - Phoenix Wallet: Forging Assignment tab → Create Assignment.
  - RPC: create_assignment "your_plot_address" "<pool_address>"
  - Assignment activates after the configured number of blocks.

  5. Earn
  - Once active, you participate in normal PPLNS payouts.

Johnny

[paulmbcufc]

Interesting

I've been involved with quite a few PoC/PoST crypto projects over the years. Signum. Chia. Spacemesh. SPX. Other I can't even remember. The only one I still run is Chives (a Chia fork) just for fun really.

But I'll definitely give yours a spin !!! I have a few PC's available. Different OS too. Does processor matter at all? Other than initial plotting probably. Does SSD or HDD make a difference?

Also, can I do plotting on testnet, then be ready to go at mainnet launch? Or would drives need to be replotted at mainnet lauch anyway?

Good Luck

[BoozyTalking]

When mainnet?

[paulmbcufc]

When mainnet?

Said around 3rd May on their Discord

[JohnnyFFM]

Interesting

I've been involved with quite a few PoC/PoST crypto projects over the years. Signum. Chia. Spacemesh. SPX. Other I can't even remember. The only one I still run is Chives (a Chia fork) just for fun really.

But I'll definitely give yours a spin !!! I have a few PC's available. Different OS too. Does processor matter at all? Other than initial plotting probably. Does SSD or HDD make a difference?

Also, can I do plotting on testnet, then be ready to go at mainnet launch? Or would drives need to be replotted at mainnet lauch anyway?

Good Luck

Regarding your questions:

- For plotting, a GPU is preferred, but a CPU will work as well. For mining, even a low-end CPU is sufficient — it runs fine on devices like a Raspberry Pi or even phones.
- As for storage: SSDs or NVMe drives aren’t required and don’t provide any real advantage for mining. Traditional spinning drives are actually the better choice. The only exception is SMR drives — they can be difficult to plot directly on, though they work perfectly fine for mining. If you’re using SMR drives, we recommend staging the plots on a CMR drive, SSD, or NVMe first.
- We recommend replotting for mainnet. Using testnet plots would require exporting and converting private keys, which isn’t recommended — especially since Bitcoin Core separates mainnet and testnet keys by design.

Best,

Johnny

[paulmbcufc]

Interesting

I've been involved with quite a few PoC/PoST crypto projects over the years. Signum. Chia. Spacemesh. SPX. Other I can't even remember. The only one I still run is Chives (a Chia fork) just for fun really.

But I'll definitely give yours a spin !!! I have a few PC's available. Different OS too. Does processor matter at all? Other than initial plotting probably. Does SSD or HDD make a difference?

Also, can I do plotting on testnet, then be ready to go at mainnet launch? Or would drives need to be replotted at mainnet lauch anyway?

Good Luck

Regarding your questions:

- For plotting, a GPU is preferred, but a CPU will work as well. For mining, even a low-end CPU is sufficient — it runs fine on devices like a Raspberry Pi or even phones.
- As for storage: SSDs or NVMe drives aren’t required and don’t provide any real advantage for mining. Traditional spinning drives are actually the better choice. The only exception is SMR drives — they can be difficult to plot directly on, though they work perfectly fine for mining. If you’re using SMR drives, we recommend staging the plots on a CMR drive, SSD, or NVMe first.
- We recommend replotting for mainnet. Using testnet plots would require exporting and converting private keys, which isn’t recommended — especially since Bitcoin Core separates mainnet and testnet keys by design.

Best,

Johnny

Thanks for this. One more question. My best GPU is on windows PC, but I want to run BTCX on an ubuntu machine, solely for BTCX. If I plot on windows, then move the drives to ubuntu, will that work?

[JohnnyFFM]

Block zero drops at unix 1777777777 — Sunday, May 3rd, 03:09 UTC.

[Ayers]

so mainnet to go live on may 3rd, right?

No premine, no ICO, no founder tax, and a launch model that is trying to stay close to Bitcoin's monetary discipline is the kind of thing I like to read. PoC is not a new idea of course, but building it on Bitcoin Core and trying to address some of the older PoC weaknesses makes it more interesting than a plain rehash.
What I'd really want to see is how it behaves once it has to deal with real incentives and real miners, not just a tidy ANN page. Storage mining always sounds wonderfully democratic until somebody with a barn full of disks shows up and reminds everyone that scale still exists.

you are right fair launch rule is no longer important. main point is that those who have huge storage farm could centralize mining power whenever they want. anyone who has even slightest idea about burst or signum will understand that this is how things happen


hardened plot format, time bending or non custodial pool seem quite exciting to hear. but wait to see how much real security and decentralization will last once hashrate increas after the mainnet launch. and phoenix wallet seem quite user friendly, yeah,  perhaps a good plus point for beginner

the fact that there is no pre mine or dev tax is actually nice. but it will not be only way to build credibility. real trust will be built on how transparent the development is after launch, also how much community cares

[Delaforetnoire]

Said around 3rd May on their Discord

We haven’t received any clear update from them on this matter yet, now there is only one more day left.

[rico666]

Said around 3rd May on their Discord

We haven’t received any clear update from them on this matter yet, now there is only one more day left.

The Genesis block dropped around the time it was announced: https://explorer.bitcoin-po.cx/block-height/0
Right now, the chain is at block height 1000.

Alternate pool: https://btcx-pool.cryptoguru.org/

In case you have no BTCX yet and need bootstrap,
the pool will do the new miner onboarding as mentioned in https://btcx-pool.cryptoguru.org/info

• Start mining — the pool accepts your submissions even without a binding
• Build capacity — reach at least 50 GiB effective capacity and submit valid nonces for at least 60 confirmed blocks
• Receive faucet payment — the pool automatically sends dust to cover the assignment fee (checked every 60 min)
• Submit your binding transaction — use the faucet funds to create the assignment
• Start earning rewards — once bound, you participate in normal pool payouts

Storage mining always sounds wonderfully democratic until somebody with a barn full of disks shows up and reminds everyone that scale still exists.

I agree.

While PoC is more democratic in principle (because HDDs are more accessible than ASIC miners), the scaling issue exists and already shows. Current Network diff is around 4PB and growing, I assume people are pointing their miners rather to this than to replot for Chia. And from what I have seen so far on the Blockchain explorer ("Whale #1", "Whale #2"), around 50% of that capacity are two miners - provided they are not one miner with two different IDs.


So yeah, if you intend to mine with 40TB, expect to land every 100th block.

In theory all that could have been done to make BTCX more democratic has been done, sustainable and energy efficient mining on Android mobile phones and tablets has been demonstrated, but yeah: scale still exists.

[BoozyTalking]

Why not just add restriction for plot size, for example, not more then 1TB?

[rico666]

Why not just add restriction for plot size, for example, not more then 1TB?

Then people simply mine on N plots, with different addresses even - indistinguishable if one man commands N plots or you're really facing N men.

This is a small stat I made for the first 1000 blocks:

Code:

      #       %  slot        address
  --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    400  40.00%              pocx1qqyrkpw92neu8fl9p3f9u89k66l23lp3gwnk64x
    165  16.50%              pocx1qpn2mv64svujje6n2nspdru8qd3reu0gp6eyx3h
    116  11.60%              pocx1qmadf0xpm0neyyzztf5xg4cn9s56t3xutgh5uww
     73   7.30%              pocx1qrgjgf0uxsaru7ftdfmq7a6luemj2dmxw05ujkl
     27   2.70%              pocx1qfdssa9wfktclpl2m5hhy87x2g53u0z5slx4y7t
     26   2.60%              pocx1qm4vjqveh9ltdamqf3yx79nqfsx6374eytw3rjp
     26   2.60%              pocx1qpmhcn6t4pew0t37az25ts6ha9zezldxmzuht2p
     24   2.40%              pocx1qp00ljf5sy0kdk4h8x5n4erzdshkzj4cdmvjpsv
     23   2.30%              pocx1qlpqj5q67h9uh2qvh7epc9d59cypczlc7y6vr55
     23   2.30%              pocx1qdlnwrt8q3zmq7j2vnvt0y4l9mr3mcdz9q7aujg
     22   2.20%              pocx1q039y9d83p32687afqk5rlrs8m6wy968374dsh8
     19   1.90%              pocx1qrpfmn7v7s33xcm4p0arx33y7jxvwj9f7tw7e9g
     19   1.90%              pocx1q3t6ted27ga6mxerygv7jlmzx6wpnlzvxn89k59
     14   1.40%              pocx1qac0vl33730kjfwh57jcv4wmq9czk7z0xf7lsvq
     10   1.00%              pocx1qehazpkltxcw0lp08gaf2y5sw4tmrr6hn70daw4

Top 3 have 68%, but it's really too soon to cry "centralization". 1000 blocks with BTCX is 2000 minutes ~1,5 days

[rico666]

That's the current whole mining story 3 days in:

Code:

blocks 1..2310 (n=2310), unique forgers: 52  [introspection: pool-assigned miners unfolded]

     #       %  slot        address
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
   806  34.89%              pocx1qqyrkpw92neu8fl9p3f9u89k66l23lp3gwnk64x
   310  13.42%              pocx1qpn2mv64svujje6n2nspdru8qd3reu0gp6eyx3h
   262  11.34%              pocx1qmadf0xpm0neyyzztf5xg4cn9s56t3xutgh5uww
   159   6.88%              pocx1qrgjgf0uxsaru7ftdfmq7a6luemj2dmxw05ujkl
    96   4.16%              pocx1qpmhcn6t4pew0t37az25ts6ha9zezldxmzuht2p
    58   2.51%              pocx1q5w3u4kmvn86nhwqfan5yv2jhj8al9cm6xrltw9
    53   2.29%              pocx1q3t6ted27ga6mxerygv7jlmzx6wpnlzvxn89k59
    49   2.12%              pocx1qdlnwrt8q3zmq7j2vnvt0y4l9mr3mcdz9q7aujg
    48   2.08%              pocx1qm4vjqveh9ltdamqf3yx79nqfsx6374eytw3rjp
    46   1.99%              pocx1qfdssa9wfktclpl2m5hhy87x2g53u0z5slx4y7t
    45   1.95%              pocx1qlpqj5q67h9uh2qvh7epc9d59cypczlc7y6vr55
    44   1.90%              pocx1qehazpkltxcw0lp08gaf2y5sw4tmrr6hn70daw4
    41   1.77%              pocx1qrpfmn7v7s33xcm4p0arx33y7jxvwj9f7tw7e9g
    38   1.65%              pocx1qj0hnnyffma7tru28dlj92efhujs6y24llwv8jm
    34   1.47%              pocx1q039y9d83p32687afqk5rlrs8m6wy968374dsh8
    31   1.34%              pocx1q5dw9n77uffft2ve2deywce89kajaye5atrk2cn
    26   1.13%              pocx1q26x5qwfy4msjsw7mxpk7zza7dghmumvp5wt6c5
    26   1.13%              pocx1qac0vl33730kjfwh57jcv4wmq9czk7z0xf7lsvq
    20   0.87%              pocx1q3jym5p8ve8nnlgp2crtfazw9gna9l2075ywakt
    10   0.43%              pocx1qagenv8uszsmg26uxx60m3qqg0pyuxy6rqfdpln
    10   0.43%              pocx1qrelv7g6klgyaz8fr5u2u9rts6hmktsj6gwup9t
     9   0.39%              pocx1q40sus6fr6qnlnyhuzjdp8t0g09cnq4trtf0yp4
     9   0.39%              pocx1qn7tfq0jk3rfa7xyqj9xufzwkmpusx3h8s99d7u
     8   0.35%              pocx1q9v994axhkek8m7luhf6cfce0t2mc4xgp8e35lz
     6   0.26%              pocx1q49kg7j6gqhkqls934d2yrj8u7un0ke4mn8cw8v
     6   0.26%              pocx1q4xf49d4pgp0j3l62h265yult80q8n7zfft9977
     6   0.26%              pocx1qahgr4gkw3cg0mhnqw7q4mltcda7dz2zds3wdez
     5   0.22%              pocx1q0g6pk0l4zmva5hrsjntnekppjjm0g3uhxg07en
     5   0.22%              pocx1qut4lnhudfywzl5p6wt4cs2xw8shpu6fnw3krc0
     4   0.17%              pocx1qvmtyt9h4x22ytukskhgywhqn3g073p2z7y4wxe
     3   0.13%              pocx1q44d2m3ee8adrdg3lz5rvuzq9sgk6k02va22879
     3   0.13%              pocx1qnnffg0y5w7e7peakc7mmyj5yp75tw97natecxs
     3   0.13%              pocx1qp3ue0temgvvznwj20p95vpa3ls79sulskuf9u5
     3   0.13%              pocx1qz7uslju09g0xzw67dt5285tumn3x359zwpyk49
     2   0.09%              pocx1q0azqu8vssvrr86zrhhm9j9tvf6jcs4drrm693u
     2   0.09%              pocx1q2064qw8z5k5f2xtkywg3acgzf0uxuxecue50pj
     2   0.09%              pocx1q39lfznylmk9juztzej7t5p3c2cssdapdmrca0p
     2   0.09%              pocx1qctd3kkkxtt56uh3vwx26rwkq5rj8kc969uzqqr
     2   0.09%              pocx1qevehcvl992dexwdvzu9pu8qd3ddf3xc3vgflx5
     2   0.09%              pocx1qffmdr0ldknrcmv853usdd4nshs502r8vm7wgpu
     2   0.09%              pocx1qgp559m5rxpj228q36sucjf5e0jh0s67fhu8dsz
     2   0.09%              pocx1qkccnrd9r6e796ypfh3fppkkafd5smlke264fqm
     2   0.09%              pocx1qkg0m80gm3cvnz6e6d36dhmpactame8nk2p6f5h
     2   0.09%              pocx1qx23pusln825khmfsx9vtcex557aqcetgwgkv0u
     1   0.04%              pocx1q0kc9fz04hculn2wn36y4a73he50pve5tkpxetf
     1   0.04%              pocx1q25w20q4tgyncezwr7h39nyywkvwcerlgm2mwqv
     1   0.04%              pocx1q6lldggmxxhpnp058q7zwk4rcvqevx79jw03fed
     1   0.04%              pocx1q82zklhw06nkf4mu3fxrueectcuz08u9pc5fpdc
     1   0.04%              pocx1qfsac28um6jh4zve25jzf8sp3t4p06pfq5cu5jr
     1   0.04%              pocx1qk9spjj59sqs3yu5jgsrqjhj0ku53y9d7wf6att
     1   0.04%              pocx1qu8n4m9xhp8f535l79rq2pc52l9pzwkfnvgcgr8
     1   0.04%              pocx1qztjjazhlcp7hzlfez3y4vvvasvmzdq675v6skl

[rico666]

Profitability calculator: https://btcx-pool.cryptoguru.org/tools

Current mining stats. Still whales, but the top10 starts to dilute.

blocks 1..5375 (n=5375), unique forgers: 49

     #       %  slot        address
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  1529  28.45%              pocx1qqyrkpw92neu8fl9p3f9u89k66l23lp3gwnk64x   <----- a true 2PB mining rig "whale"
   877  16.32%              pocx1qp00ljf5sy0kdk4h8x5n4erzdshkzj4cdmvjpsv   <----- a pool of ~ 70 people
   534   9.93%              pocx1qpn2mv64svujje6n2nspdru8qd3reu0gp6eyx3h
   508   9.45%              pocx1qmadf0xpm0neyyzztf5xg4cn9s56t3xutgh5uww
   317   5.90%              pocx1qpmhcn6t4pew0t37az25ts6ha9zezldxmzuht2p
   192   3.57%              pocx1qrgjgf0uxsaru7ftdfmq7a6luemj2dmxw05ujkl
   173   3.22%              pocx1qehazpkltxcw0lp08gaf2y5sw4tmrr6hn70daw4   <----- a miner I just bought 2000 BTCX from :-)
   170   3.16%              pocx1qgp559m5rxpj228q36sucjf5e0jh0s67fhu8dsz
   157   2.92%              pocx1q5dw9n77uffft2ve2deywce89kajaye5atrk2cn
   110   2.05%              pocx1q3t6ted27ga6mxerygv7jlmzx6wpnlzvxn89k59


The mining pool at #2 has now grown to ~ 1.5 PB, so the number of mined blocks does not show the "curent" mining power but more like historic mining weight. The whale was just earlier there with more mining power, the pool is catching up.

[rico666]

Current rich list, top50 (red: dev team - AFAIK).

rich list, as of block 6703  (273 addresses with balance, supply 67030.00000000 BTCX)

rank       balance (BTCX)  slot        address
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    1      17820.00088030              pocx1qqyrkpw92neu8fl9p3f9u89k66l23lp3gwnk64x
    2       5900.00022491              pocx1qpn2mv64svujje6n2nspdru8qd3reu0gp6eyx3h
    3       5700.00021219              pocx1qmadf0xpm0neyyzztf5xg4cn9s56t3xutgh5uww
    4       5001.00000000              pocx1q6666666n5h0yucctsvjd0takwkwt4tptvhtvl0
    5       4400.00027176              pocx1qpmhcn6t4pew0t37az25ts6ha9zezldxmzuht2p
    6       2675.83300316              pocx1qrgjgf0uxsaru7ftdfmq7a6luemj2dmxw05ujkl
    7       1880.00007427              pocx1q5dw9n77uffft2ve2deywce89kajaye5atrk2cn
    8       1689.00000165              pocx1qgp559m5rxpj228q36sucjf5e0jh0s67fhu8dsz
    9       1195.80130779              pocx1q26x5qwfy4msjsw7mxpk7zza7dghmumvp5wt6c5
   10       1136.36695253              pocx1qj0hnnyffma7tru28dlj92efhujs6y24llwv8jm
   11       1089.16410453              pocx1q3jym5p8ve8nnlgp2crtfazw9gna9l2075ywakt
   12       1000.00003377              pocx1qdlnwrt8q3zmq7j2vnvt0y4l9mr3mcdz9q7aujg
   13        920.00001856              pocx1qm4vjqveh9ltdamqf3yx79nqfsx6374eytw3rjp
   14        880.00000330              pocx1qlpqj5q67h9uh2qvh7epc9d59cypczlc7y6vr55
   15        840.00001614              pocx1qfdssa9wfktclpl2m5hhy87x2g53u0z5slx4y7t
   16        750.00002485              pocx1qrpfmn7v7s33xcm4p0arx33y7jxvwj9f7tw7e9g
   17        700.00003733              pocx1q039y9d83p32687afqk5rlrs8m6wy968374dsh8
   18        650.00001859              pocx1qac0vl33730kjfwh57jcv4wmq9czk7z0xf7lsvq
   19        641.00003025              pocx1q87e7cyuzxxpxu3eetks633y773fzreh5xfw39p
   20        640.00000633              pocx1qagenv8uszsmg26uxx60m3qqg0pyuxy6rqfdpln
   21        596.98738101              pocx1qkg0m80gm3cvnz6e6d36dhmpactame8nk2p6f5h
   22        530.98594948              pocx1q40sus6fr6qnlnyhuzjdp8t0g09cnq4trtf0yp4
   23        460.00003922              pocx1qehazpkltxcw0lp08gaf2y5sw4tmrr6hn70daw4
   24        457.91456032              pocx1qvmtyt9h4x22ytukskhgywhqn3g073p2z7y4wxe
   25        451.71042450              pocx1q0g6pk0l4zmva5hrsjntnekppjjm0g3uhxg07en
   26        405.54019478              pocx1qhvtst8sr7h4tz2e4z62h3mgza3fstc7xaef84n
   27        379.56552065              pocx1q9v994axhkek8m7luhf6cfce0t2mc4xgp8e35lz
   28        372.06277595              pocx1qkr0vlacdscn9rf4plyxus8ejz9m6vgkw2yxqgd
   29        359.66128201              pocx1qz7uslju09g0xzw67dt5285tumn3x359zwpyk49
   30        331.09425004              pocx1q5sc59vmgquar4467zc8w3kd5njwkg2uqzukq8m
   31        328.57648337              pocx1qhuj8n6zh6qtn3dl4vsmjdyx20h6t5kxh8ltdgv
   32        320.00003043              pocx1qeun6e48q55qjwtuqwr5d9z45r5rklljaaqdvtt
   33        282.78776187              pocx1qztjjazhlcp7hzlfez3y4vvvasvmzdq675v6skl
   34        267.22942617              pocx1qcc8ledenl0zw6d7m7x0resrqw7f0x84ks2n8ek
   35        250.00000000              pocx1qp00ljf5sy0kdk4h8x5n4erzdshkzj4cdmvjpsv
   36        243.80086493              pocx1q49kg7j6gqhkqls934d2yrj8u7un0ke4mn8cw8v
   37        231.11540789              pocx1q2peh26mfarcee337d4pgdkng5kds6k3fysh3mg
   38        210.00000000              pocx1qguh9yjxhkwr7st43mn4mksrr7ntryryk3wyd50
   39        176.17891753              pocx1qmxapkyragarrmktlgtt6ln05hh90h26c7davc3
   40        171.79555287              pocx1qn7tfq0jk3rfa7xyqj9xufzwkmpusx3h8s99d7u
   41        160.00001483              pocx1q7nw53cwtg083n8rj2c2jttyjyfjvxwpy5m0s0x
   42        160.00000000              pocx1qxp2rshrjqqurjg7d0uu4uy5942lwmnlp97wrk8
   43        159.75651962              pocx1qrelv7g6klgyaz8fr5u2u9rts6hmktsj6gwup9t
   44        141.98297754              pocx1q44d2m3ee8adrdg3lz5rvuzq9sgk6k02va22879
   45        140.43769951              pocx1qu8n4m9xhp8f535l79rq2pc52l9pzwkfnvgcgr8
   46        140.00001272              pocx1q0azqu8vssvrr86zrhhm9j9tvf6jcs4drrm693u
   47        139.59842441              pocx1qnnffg0y5w7e7peakc7mmyj5yp75tw97natecxs
   48        139.01246613              pocx1qut4lnhudfywzl5p6wt4cs2xw8shpu6fnw3krc0
   49        134.81184405              pocx1q8v9qqh39zstlt888w3w0dl0ruf6ylkym28tsxa
   50        133.44973163              pocx1q0shtsntvmhpdwmtu8mzl47406txnzgnmdz9v9g

[rico666]

Network growing, seems to have developed a life of its own "over there in Asia".
Which is strange, because developed in Germany, announced here, no China-specific "marketing".
1000 nodes by the time you read this, 35% of that in China.




Profitability Calculator: https://btcx-pool.cryptoguru.org/tools
I have set up a small 4TB (3.6TiB) test rig and it solo-mined 40 BTCX in 10 days now.
First 4 days nothing, then 2 blocks within 2 hours, then nothing...
A pool is probably better for such a small cpacity.