Is there a way to ASIC mine using my bitcoin core PC instead a pool? [Edit]

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Quote from: DaveF on October 06, 2023, 01:35:36 PM

Short version: No.

Longer version: You have to either setup a pool or a stratum proxy to have your miner talk to your node.

Longest version: If you are running your own pool at that point you are more or less having to make sure everything in running the pool is fine.

At the moment back of the napkin math comes up with these odds of you finding a solo block: 1 in 97,000 per day or about 270 YEARS
If your internet blinked for a moment or you made a configuration misstate you will loose the block.

Just point to one of the solo pools or be prepared for a steep learning curve of BTC and linux and a bunch of other things.

-Dave

TY so much. I´ll try it.

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No way tryin to promote a pool. its a legit doubt. if u prefer, i will REMOVE this pool name into my post to protect/avoid someone to mine there and have some loss (IDK how it may happen). Anyway, i downt want to mine in a pool that chargeback fee for kings friend (As f2Pool did). So, my objective/goal is quite simple. I wanna do it for my lottomining.

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Quote from: stompix on October 07, 2023, 09:38:48 AM

Quote from: BitMaxz on October 07, 2023, 05:48:05 AM

Based on the pool where you mine solo I never heard of that pool before and according to Whois, it's 2 months old.

It's bitaxe pool, they have active topics all around even local boards, I would also be normally suspicious about it but in this case I doubt they would have done this to advertise their pool like this, the owner has already an account here Besides, it's a pool for low hash miners like nerdminer or bitaxe or other usb stuff, not built to attract ASICs, my opinion, a hobby pool for testing toys.

As for OP problem, if you're not doing this for learning and testing and you actually want to solve a block and get it accepted in time, then I would advise to mine over a solo pool.

Was just about to post the same thing.

Going to also say that if you did follow one of the guides to setup a solo testnet pool like this: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/guide-solo-mine-testnet-bitcoins-with-cgminer-bitcoin-core-and-a-compac-f-5415335
I could see someone thinking that it would work for an external stand alone ASIC.
Then you google some things and public pool does come up.

Either way, my original comment still stands, don't do it yourself.

-Dave

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Quote from: BitMaxz on October 07, 2023, 05:48:05 AM

Based on the pool where you mine solo I never heard of that pool before and according to Whois, it's 2 months old.

It's bitaxe pool, they have active topics all around even local boards, I would also be normally suspicious about it but in this case I doubt they would have done this to advertise their pool like this, the owner has already an account here Besides, it's a pool for low hash miners like nerdminer or bitaxe or other usb stuff, not built to attract ASICs, my opinion, a hobby pool for testing toys.

As for OP problem, if you're not doing this for learning and testing and you actually want to solve a block and get it accepted in time, then I would advise to mine over a solo pool.

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Having your own node and running your own local pool is the only way to mine solo without 3rd party.

But it's a waste of time and power if you only have one unit to mine solo because you will never be able to solve a block or it takes decades before you can solve a block.

Based on the pool where you mine solo I never heard of that pool before and according to Whois, it's 2 months old.

Look:

Code:

Domain:public-pool.io
Registrar:Cloudflare, Inc
Registered On:2023-08-09
Expires On:2024-08-09
Updated On:2023-08-14

What I see here is you are trying to promote this pool here.

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Short version: No.

Longer version: You have to either setup a pool or a stratum proxy to have your miner talk to your node.

Longest version: If you are running your own pool at that point you are more or less having to make sure everything in running the pool is fine.

At the moment back of the napkin math comes up with these odds of you finding a solo block: 1 in 97,000 per day or about 270 YEARS
If your internet blinked for a moment or you made a configuration misstate you will loose the block.

Just point to one of the solo pools or be prepared for a steep learning curve of BTC and linux and a bunch of other things.

-Dave

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Hello every1.

I have a question. Recently, i bought a used InnoSilicon T2T 32T, buit on 11-06-2020. I am learning how to deal with this kind of machinery, since my previous mining exp were from shitcoin mining (ETC) from PC. I found there (into ASIC config) some fields to fill with Pool address and port. i tried to insert in these fields, my node info (http://127.0.0.1:8332) and could'nt connect. May the error be the ip address i used? i tried to use my desktop (LAN) ip adress instead 127.... and have no success doing this. So, i am mining in a solo pool (EDITED TO NOT PROMOTE ANY POOL). But i would be very happy to mine using directly my own node, on my own ASIC.
Do you know some way to do it? I've read the ASIC documentation in search of this, and could'nt reach this info.

Quite happy to write this, and i appologize if it was a repeated asking, but i didnt found answer from forum search.
THX y'all BTW.

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