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April 10, 2023, 09:25:48 AM
#5
I don't see any difference in mining with your own pool vs other solo pools what I see is that they take a small fee if you successfully mine a block and I think setting up a mining pool is time-consuming and it needs some technical knowledge to maintain a pool.

The advantage of mining in a solo pool you don't need to set up and maintain a pool but if you mine in your own pool the only advantage is you can save the 2% fee when you mine a block.
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April 10, 2023, 05:11:28 AM
#4
Solo mining is no more profitable, I will not encourage anyone to go for it. If you are able to go for solo mining in a way that you have enough hash rate that can compete with other mining pool too, it would be good to do like others and let small miners to join you and you will become a mining pool and you will be the one that is controlling you mining pool.

What I can say now is that you should not mine solo if you do not have the capability. Just join a good mining pool if you are not able to create a mining pool because mining pools are the ones that are mining most blocks now, although there is a chance that some few solo miners with small but significant hash rate can still be able to mine blocks too, but this occurrence is not common at all.

do you consider 0.1 EH/s a good solo mining power, or how to know if my solo mining power is good or not?
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April 10, 2023, 02:07:40 AM
#3
Solo mining is no more profitable, I will not encourage anyone to go for it. If you are able to go for solo mining in a way that you have enough hash rate that can compete with other mining pool too, it would be good to do like others and let small miners to join you and you will become a mining pool and you will be the one that is controlling you mining pool.

What I can say now is that you should not mine solo if you do not have the capability. Just join a good mining pool if you are not able to create a mining pool because mining pools are the ones that are mining most blocks now, although there is a chance that some few solo miners with small but significant hash rate can still be able to mine blocks too, but this occurrence is not common at all.
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April 10, 2023, 12:22:39 AM
#2
is there any difference between solo mining on your own pool or solo mining on pools like; solo.ckpool.org than the 2% fee?
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If you have a system with enough computing power then you can run the solo mining, because in solo mining just as the name implies you'll be mining as an individual so if your system is not powerful enough you might end up not profiting from the mining due to other expenses but for pool mining, you're combining the computing power of your system to that of others and that increases the chances of you guys being able to mine more.

And another difference between solo and polo mining in pool mining you'll have to share the mined coin with those that were part of the pool while for solo you get to keep everything. Just look at it as owning a business and running a partnership business where solo is you owning the business so only get to receive both profits and losses while for partnership which is pool mining in this case you get to share with those you're partnering with.
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April 09, 2023, 10:08:32 PM
#1
is there any difference between solo mining on your own pool or solo mining on pools like; solo.ckpool.org than the 2% fee?

also regarding pools that says you get better results is that a true thing or the luck is the same on all pools? like nice hash promises 5% better results, based on what?
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