The only way you could do that is if you solo mine. No pool or service would want to just give you 25 BTC for solving the block, they want to distribute the Bitcoin.
Why not ? I'm ready to buy it for a premium. Say, the pool gets 25.5 BTC for a block. If they mine it to my given address, I'll give them 26 BTC. So, they can always distribute the share to their miners and keep a nice profit on top. 
Topic: How do I buy a block to my address ? - page 3. (Read 3416 times)
The only way you could do that is if you solo mine. No pool or service would want to just give you 25 BTC for solving the block, they want to distribute the Bitcoin.
I don't know of any mining ops that let you do this, currently.
You would have to solo mine against your own node, most likely. Here's a guide I have used before: https://www.bcoinnews.com/tutorials/solo-bitcoin-mine-cgminer/
Other solo mining solutions - e.g. bitsolo or solo.ckpool - have the reward split between you and the pool operator(s). If that's okay, then check out solutions like that. Saves you from having to run a full node on your own machine(s) / having to spin one up as an instance at a VPS.
You would have to solo mine against your own node, most likely. Here's a guide I have used before: https://www.bcoinnews.com/tutorials/solo-bitcoin-mine-cgminer/
Other solo mining solutions - e.g. bitsolo or solo.ckpool - have the reward split between you and the pool operator(s). If that's okay, then check out solutions like that. Saves you from having to run a full node on your own machine(s) / having to spin one up as an instance at a VPS.
I want to mine a block to a given address, i.e. the coinbase Tx should be made at the address I'd provide. Is there any service available that is offering this service ? If yes, at what cost ?
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