[∞ YH] solo.ckpool.org 2% fee solo mining USA/DE 255 blocks solved!

[ezeminer]

were can i get power that cheap

Jack it from your power company... Or washington. Anywhere with lots of solar or hydro power.

[philipma1957]

were can i get power that cheap

I am limited to about 1.5 kwatts.  It is in my friends office.  He has 1 part of the top floor of a building he has paid 20% of the power bill.  the other renter pays 80% of the power bill.


For years he lost out on this deal. But with the mining it is closer to a fair deal.



the power we used to  mine was   about 94 bucks. 20% =  18.80 a subsidy of 75.20

  this month we will use about  165 for the miners  with summer rates and he will pay 20% of it   say 33 bucks.


So he and I will get a subsidy of 132 usd.

[aarons6]

on the S3 you can use balance 

you can too on the s5, just put --load-balance as the first pools password. i think.

[stevej]

on the S3 you can use balance 

Yes, I have a similar thing going here.

one s3 @ 33% to solo.ckpool, the other 66% to antpool
1 usb ant stick to solo.ckpool using cgminer
1 blf jalepeno to solo.ckpool.. using easyminer.
the usb stick and the Blf jalepeno use hardly any power

Hopefully I will get lucky one day

[727miner]

Congrats to 15xrck4w1yyfGyjLugM2Ppsvy6yb9fLGQP on block #4!!

https://blockchain.info/block-index/902662/000000000000000001497dcd4690c820aa4983073ec6308de43afa3c3a3b1e0e

[-ck]

Code:

[2015-06-07 08:37:34] Possible block solve diff 854258017672.752319 !
[2015-06-07 08:37:34] BLOCK ACCEPTED!
[2015-06-07 08:37:34] Solved and confirmed block 359823

https://www.blocktrail.com/BTC/tx/e314f49c56f85eba3776ef36021640a064b998650b32b11a548eca2e30b0d5ab

{"hashrate1m": "776T", "hashrate5m": "685T", "hashrate1hr": "671T", "hashrate1d": "582T", "hashrate7d": "195T"

Check out the diff on that one...

[amidaemon]

http://solo.ckpool.org/users/15xrck4w1yyfGyjLugM2Ppsvy6yb9fLGQP
speed 0 Th. what is when found?

[philipma1957]

http://solo.ckpool.org/users/15xrck4w1yyfGyjLugM2Ppsvy6yb9fLGQP
speed 0 Th. what is when found?

look above 776th

[Cheeseater]

Congrats to 15xrck4w1yyfGyjLugM2Ppsvy6yb9fLGQP. 776TH seems to be a sweet spot.

[ezeminer]

Code:

[2015-06-07 08:37:34] Possible block solve diff 854258017672.752319 !
[2015-06-07 08:37:34] BLOCK ACCEPTED!
[2015-06-07 08:37:34] Solved and confirmed block 359823

https://www.blocktrail.com/BTC/tx/e314f49c56f85eba3776ef36021640a064b998650b32b11a548eca2e30b0d5ab

{"hashrate1m": "776T", "hashrate5m": "685T", "hashrate1hr": "671T", "hashrate1d": "582T", "hashrate7d": "195T"

Check out the diff on that one...

That difficulty... Like 20x more than you would need

[Nthused]

Code:

[2015-06-07 08:37:34] Possible block solve diff 854258017672.752319 !
[2015-06-07 08:37:34] BLOCK ACCEPTED!
[2015-06-07 08:37:34] Solved and confirmed block 359823

https://www.blocktrail.com/BTC/tx/e314f49c56f85eba3776ef36021640a064b998650b32b11a548eca2e30b0d5ab

{"hashrate1m": "776T", "hashrate5m": "685T", "hashrate1hr": "671T", "hashrate1d": "582T", "hashrate7d": "195T"

Check out the diff on that one...

That difficulty... Like 20x more than you would need

So your saying you could find blocks solo with 38TH then ?

[os2sam]

Code:

[2015-06-07 08:37:34] Possible block solve diff 854258017672.752319 !
[2015-06-07 08:37:34] BLOCK ACCEPTED!
[2015-06-07 08:37:34] Solved and confirmed block 359823

https://www.blocktrail.com/BTC/tx/e314f49c56f85eba3776ef36021640a064b998650b32b11a548eca2e30b0d5ab

{"hashrate1m": "776T", "hashrate5m": "685T", "hashrate1hr": "671T", "hashrate1d": "582T", "hashrate7d": "195T"

Check out the diff on that one...

That difficulty... Like 20x more than you would need

So your saying you could find blocks solo with 38TH then ?

854Ghs found a block here not too long ago.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=763510.msg11368035#msg11368035

[thedreamer]

So solo-mining has nothing to do with the solo-pool you're on, but with the block you are given to work on from the 'source', whatever it may be?

So everyone on the network who is mining Bitcoin at that moment is competing for that one block?

Is that how it works?

[Kexkey]

So solo-mining has nothing to do with the solo-pool you're on, but with the block you are given to work on from the 'source', whatever it may be?

So everyone on the network who is mining Bitcoin at that moment is competing for that one block?

Is that how it works?

Not really, it is by pool.  But overall, we're all mining the same transactions (the ones in the mempool).  But the exact block is different from pool to pool (or from bitcoind to bitcoind instances), some pools exclude some transactions, others don't.  They can have different inclusion rules.

[philipma1957]

Code:

[2015-06-07 08:37:34] Possible block solve diff !
[2015-06-07 08:37:34] BLOCK ACCEPTED!
[2015-06-07 08:37:34] Solved and confirmed block 359823

https://www.blocktrail.com/BTC/tx/e314f49c56f85eba3776ef36021640a064b998650b32b11a548eca2e30b0d5ab

{"hashrate1m": "776T", "hashrate5m": "685T", "hashrate1hr": "671T", "hashrate1d": "582T", "hashrate7d": "195T"

Check out the diff on that one...

That difficulty... Like 20x more than you would need

So your saying you could find blocks solo with 38TH then ?

no he is saying the winning number tossed  was far bigger then needed

   854,258,017,672.752319    was higher then    47,589,591,154.000000


you need your machine to toss a number  higher then 47,589,591.154 to win the current block

any machine can do this a little  usb stick can do it. with just 2gh.

[ads2003uk]

Definitely the highest I've ever seen

[aurel57]

diff 854,258,017,672  WOW

[Mikestang]

Code:

[2015-06-07 08:37:34] Possible block solve diff 854258017672.752319 !
[2015-06-07 08:37:34] BLOCK ACCEPTED!
[2015-06-07 08:37:34] Solved and confirmed block 359823

https://www.blocktrail.com/BTC/tx/e314f49c56f85eba3776ef36021640a064b998650b32b11a548eca2e30b0d5ab

{"hashrate1m": "776T", "hashrate5m": "685T", "hashrate1hr": "671T", "hashrate1d": "582T", "hashrate7d": "195T"

Check out the diff on that one...

Congrats on the mega-diff solve, wow!

So solo-mining has nothing to do with the solo-pool you're on, but with the block you are given to work on from the 'source', whatever it may be?

So everyone on the network who is mining Bitcoin at that moment is competing for that one block?

Is that how it works?

Not only was this exact same question addressed one page previous (and probably 100 other time within this thread alone), "how bitcoin mining works" is easily searchable on this site or the internet at large.  How do you get to be a member on this forum and not even understand the very basics of mining?

[Mikestang]

My solo miners are on failover and my monitoring webpage has timed out, problems with the pool?

[tutorialevideo]

pool is down