Another lone miner mined a bitcoin block
- September 6, 2022
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On September 6, a solo miner with a hardware capacity of 270 TH/s added block #752,868 to the bitcoin blockchain. This was announced by the manager of CKPool
On September 6, a solo miner with a hardware capacity of 270 TH/s added block #752,868 to the bitcoin blockchain. This was announced by the manager of CKPool pool Con Kolivas.
Congratulations to the miner who single-handedly solved Hgp1dLmdNfZCYVysikTsJXoEL3kMpPz3 with 270TH at https://t.co/UWgBvLkDqc! https://t.co/nRGGBCP2Ua
– Dr. Con Kolivas (@ckpooldev) 6 September 2022
The miner received a block reward of 6.25 BTC and 0.097 BTC (~$126,860 in total) in transaction fees. 2% of these funds are owed to the pool.
According to Glassnode, as of September 4, the cumulative digital goldnet hash rate reached 223.9 EH/s (corrected by the seven-day moving average).
The indicator returns to the maximum mark recorded on June 11 – 231 EH / s.
On August 31, as a result of another recalculation, the mining difficulty immediately increased by 9.26% to 30.97 T. This was the second largest increase in the indicator since the beginning of the year. The maximum difficulty reached its peak on May 11 (31.25 T) on the eve of the crypto market crash provoked by the collapse of Terra.
Recall that in January alone, CKPool clients mined bitcoin blocks three times. In these cases, the mining capacities were 126 TH/s, 116 TH/s and 86 TH/s.
In February, the pool user was lucky with a higher hash rate – 1.14 PH / s.
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