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Bitcoin solo mining means competing for the full block reward — currently 3.125 BTC — entirely on your own, without splitting it with a pool. Every ~10 minutes the network picks one winner. Solo miners point their hardware directly at pools like CKPool Solo or Public Pool, keeping 100% of the reward if they find a block.
SoloBlocks.io tracks every block found by solo miners in real time, including home miners running devices like the BitAxe Gamma (1.2 TH/s) and NerdQAxe++ (4.8 TH/s). We show the miner's estimated hashrate, pool, wallet address, and block reward.
Yes — and it happens regularly. We've tracked over 300 solo blocks found by individual miners. Some had as little as 654 GH/s — a single small home miner — and still won a block worth over $200,000. The odds are long, but someone wins every 10 minutes.
Home mining devices are available from €80 at Mineshop.eu — EU stock, no customs fees, shipped fast. BitAxe Gamma, NerdQAxe++, and mini ASICs all in stock.
We scan Bitcoin block data from mempool.space every 5 minutes. For each new block, we identify whether it was found via a solo mining pool by checking the coinbase transaction structure. We then estimate the miner's hashrate based on block frequency and classify them as home miner, small farm, or industrial operation.
Pools tracked: CKPool Solo, NiceHash EasyMining, Public Pool, FutureBit Apollo Solo, Braiins Solo, Self-Hosted Solo, LetsMine.it, SoloPool.com.