Do you perhaps mean what is the block that dropped the hash rate the most in the last 3 years? That's 689,472, which dropped difficulty by about 28%, from 19,932,791,027,263 to 14,363,025,673,660.
Otherwise, if you're asking how many hashes it took the least to solve a block, then that's unknown. In the end, it only takes one hash to solve a block.
Topic: lowest hashrate that hit a block in the last 3 years - page 2. (Read 388 times)
Since we can only estimate the hash power of some mining pools and there are many unknown miners with unknown hash rate, it's impossible to answer to your question.
It's possible that a solo miner has found a block with a very low hash power, but we can't know how much hash rate is owned by any of individual miners.
It's possible that a solo miner has found a block with a very low hash power, but we can't know how much hash rate is owned by any of individual miners.
Do any of you know how low the smallest known hashrate was that landed a block hit, say in the last 3 years?
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