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Topic: [∞ YH] solo.ckpool.org 2% fee solo mining 256 blocks solved! - page 114. (Read 102344 times)

jr. member
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HI all. My credit card was recently the subject of fraud so I had to cancel it and am awaiting reissue. Unfortunately the hosting provider also happened to try to autopay shortly after the card was cancelled. Please don't fire up any big rentals or throw a lot of hashrate at the pool until this is resolved in case the hosting provider suspends or cancels the service before I can rectify it.

Sorry to hear, what a mess!
jr. member
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HI all. My credit card was recently the subject of fraud so I had to cancel it and am awaiting reissue......

Thanks for the heads up ck
legendary
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HI all. My credit card was recently the subject of fraud so I had to cancel it and am awaiting reissue. Unfortunately the hosting provider also happened to try to autopay shortly after the card was cancelled. Please don't fire up any big rentals or throw a lot of hashrate at the pool until this is resolved in case the hosting provider suspends or cancels the service before I can rectify it.
Thanks for the informaten ck, please keep us in the loop.
cross my fingers for a fast fix of the orga problem.
-ck
legendary
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Ruu \o/
HI all. My credit card was recently the subject of fraud so I had to cancel it and am awaiting reissue. Unfortunately the hosting provider also happened to try to autopay shortly after the card was cancelled. Please don't fire up any big rentals or throw a lot of hashrate at the pool until this is resolved in case the hosting provider suspends or cancels the service before I can rectify it.
jr. member
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It's kind of fun monitoring the Bitcoin network and seeing what hash got the blocks...makes me wonder, what's the BIGGEST or HIGHEST difficulty ever hashed by a miner? Is there any way to figure that out?

For example:
Block 751848 hash "00000000000000000002f03ad7a1dd69628c4747ea8751dc9a5497fd451a3667"
Block 751849 hash "00000000000000000000bdaaf8190000aac4323bd941d1095deffc36295f6512" (clearly much higher difficulty)

Also, how does one calculate the difficulty level of any particular submitted hash? i.e. What's the calculation relating the number of leading zeroes of a hash and the difficulty level of the hash?
(I've tried reading up on it and just haven't found a clear answer)

Thanks in advance and so sorry if it's a simple answer!

I think this will answer your question perfectly...

https://blog.bitmex.com/bitcoins-lowest-block-hash-values/

Tongue

YES!!! That's exactly what I was aiming at.
Anyway, thanks for the lead!
jr. member
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It's kind of fun monitoring the Bitcoin network and seeing what hash got the blocks...makes me wonder, what's the BIGGEST or HIGHEST difficulty ever hashed by a miner? Is there any way to figure that out?

For example:
Block 751848 hash "00000000000000000002f03ad7a1dd69628c4747ea8751dc9a5497fd451a3667"
Block 751849 hash "00000000000000000000bdaaf8190000aac4323bd941d1095deffc36295f6512" (clearly much higher difficulty)

Also, how does one calculate the difficulty level of any particular submitted hash? i.e. What's the calculation relating the number of leading zeroes of a hash and the difficulty level of the hash?
(I've tried reading up on it and just haven't found a clear answer)

Thanks in advance and so sorry if it's a simple answer!

I think this will answer your question perfectly...

https://blog.bitmex.com/bitcoins-lowest-block-hash-values/

Tongue
jr. member
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For example:
Block 751848 hash "00000000000000000002f03ad7a1dd69628c4747ea8751dc9a5497fd451a3667"
Block 751849 hash "00000000000000000000bdaaf8190000aac4323bd941d1095deffc36295f6512" (clearly much higher difficulty)

Check with LoyceV, he downloads all block data and get probably pull that with a single query, but anyway, despite my admiration for your interest in learning all this stuff, the question is pretty much unrelated to the current topic, in fact, most of miners couldn't care less how all of this mining stuff work, if you want detailed technical answers, just post in this section

Noted! Thanks, mikeywith
Will move query onto the other thread.

Here, let's just find blocks :")
legendary
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be constructive or S.T.F.U
For example:
Block 751848 hash "00000000000000000002f03ad7a1dd69628c4747ea8751dc9a5497fd451a3667"
Block 751849 hash "00000000000000000000bdaaf8190000aac4323bd941d1095deffc36295f6512" (clearly much higher difficulty)

Check with LoyceV, he downloads all block data and get probably pull that with a single query, but anyway, despite my admiration for your interest in learning all this stuff, the question is pretty much unrelated to the current topic, in fact, most of miners couldn't care less how all of this mining stuff work, if you want detailed technical answers, just post in this section
jr. member
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the bestshare is only logged in the pool software and varified from a btc node / miner, but the share value is not stored in the blockchain...
so no central view of this number

Thanks, Willi. I figured so for hashes submitted to pools and nodes.

If "00000000000000000002f03ad7a1dd69628c4747ea8751dc9a5497fd451a3667" with 19 leading zeroes and "00000000000000000000bdaaf8190000aac4323bd941d1095deffc36295f6512" with 20 leading zeroes are recent hashes, I wonder what the biggest/most difficult block-solving hash has been...

...like if anyone has ever hashed something with 25 or 30 or more leading zeroes !!
legendary
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the bestshare is only logged in the pool software and varified from a btc node / miner, but the share value is not stored in the blockchain...
so no central view of this number
jr. member
Activity: 47
Merit: 4
It's kind of fun monitoring the Bitcoin network and seeing what hash got the blocks...makes me wonder, what's the BIGGEST or HIGHEST difficulty ever hashed by a miner? Is there any way to figure that out?

For example:
Block 751848 hash "00000000000000000002f03ad7a1dd69628c4747ea8751dc9a5497fd451a3667"
Block 751849 hash "00000000000000000000bdaaf8190000aac4323bd941d1095deffc36295f6512" (clearly much higher difficulty)

Also, how does one calculate the difficulty level of any particular submitted hash? i.e. What's the calculation relating the number of leading zeroes of a hash and the difficulty level of the hash?
(I've tried reading up on it and just haven't found a clear answer)

Thanks in advance and so sorry if it's a simple answer!
legendary
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Blockparty Run 26 have free seats and we can start if we reach out ~ 0,14 BTC at the moment we have 0,105 BTC in the pot...

Best regards from germany,
Willi
legendary
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Just a quick other topic...

In parallel we run also a long time mining run with only 200 THs for a long time (since january this year).
if they are any interested feel free to have a look into our main topic --> https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/groupbuy-solo-mining-blockparty-long-time-run-2022-5381245

our best share was amazing high in one of our long time run and hopefully we hit a block...

Best share    --> 10.760.495.054.283
Diff          --> 29.897.409.688.833

If there any interests, jump in and we open a other long time run (all information about in our main topic / link in second line)

Best regards,
Willi
Longtime Run 3 is started --> https://solo.ckpool.org/users/bc1q5a9nq66jckw3aqfpv5h93ha24dz4d86cpp7d0p

if some one interested into a new long time run, please go to our main topic and if we have 6 new user, we can start a new ride.
jr. member
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Ah okay. No worries. I was considering switching to pool mining after this pool finds it's next block. Should be due for one any block now. If i do switch, I'll probably come back after i mine a few hundred bucks worth of BTC. Lol i need to at least have something to show for this $7k ASIC LMFAO!

Well, in 2 days we have 7% more difficulty, it gets difficult to find a block.

I keep praying
jr. member
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Ah okay. No worries. I was considering switching to pool mining after this pool finds it's next block. Should be due for one any block now. If i do switch, I'll probably come back after i mine a few hundred bucks worth of BTC. Lol i need to at least have something to show for this $7k ASIC LMFAO!
hero member
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No, its a normal pool but for some reason it stopped mining btc in late 2021 only to just start up again (https://explorer.btc.com/btc/pool/146). Anyway, not relevant for this thread.
jr. member
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It's a solo pool like this one?
jr. member
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I've been seeing for a couple of days another Pool that is finding quite a few blocks, EMCDPool, do you know it!? It's new because I didn't see it before.
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Block 1 found with a luck of --> 14,26%
Block 2 found with a luck of --> 13,93%
Block 3 not found yet, luck at the moment --> 75,83%

May I ask how do you calculate this?
"luck" meaning statistical chance that block will be finally found, due to increasing number of attempts? So you calculate that chance, like pools do? For example Slushpool shows now:

Luck per Number of Blocks
10 Block Luck 115.77 %
50 Block Luck 86.08 %
250 Block Luck 92.07 %

Thanks.
The Luck is the number of all our shares what we have send to this solo pool in comparisan to the diff, also the same what the solo pool also calculate (please have a look into the solo stat link) but the pool owner named it a little better as diff --> diff": 208.0

I see in this number our luck (unter 100% and we found a block, a good luck and over 100% a bad luck).

here our last 2 blocks and the hope of the next block you can it name luck or diff or what else...

Block 1 found with a luck of --> 14,26%
Block 2 found with a luck of --> 13,93%
Block 3 not found yet, luck at the moment --> 75,83%



https://solo.ckpool.org/pool/
{"runtime": 68121593, "lastupdate": 1660641013, "Users": 2644, "Workers": 14388, "Idle": 812, "Disconnected": 410}
{"hashrate1m": "15.3P", "hashrate5m": "15.4P", "hashrate15m": "15.4P", "hashrate1hr": "15.3P", "hashrate6hr": "16.7P", "hashrate1d": "28.5P", "hashrate7d": "35.9P"}
{"diff": 208.0, "accepted": 58595401410446, "rejected": 171771757498, "bestshare": 17021964077661, "SPS1m": 327.0, "SPS5m": 334.0, "SPS15m": 337.0, "SPS1h": 337.0}

That makes sense, thanks! solo pool stats indeed show 210%, meaning pool is out of luck at the moment, as someone supposed to find block already, taking into the account amount of work done by collective of all miners. Do I understand this correctly?

For me, mining with one Apollo miner, I've yet to find a block (of course), my luck is only 0.045% due to very tiny work done so far, compared to diff required.

You are right, this pool "should have" actually find 2 block already (over 200% of luck).

I'm doing the same thing as you - mining with Apollo on solo pool. Good luck!!!!
legendary
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Enjoy 500% bonus + 70 FS
Just a quick other topic...

In parallel we run also a long time mining run with only 200 THs for a long time (since january this year).
if they are any interested feel free to have a look into our main topic --> https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/groupbuy-solo-mining-blockparty-long-time-run-2022-5381245

our best share was amazing high in one of our long time run and hopefully we hit a block...

Best share    --> 10.760.495.054.283
Diff          --> 29.897.409.688.833

If there any interests, jump in and we open a other long time run (all information about in our main topic / link in second line)

Best regards,
Willi
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