World's first miner-controlled Solo-Split Bitcoin pool. ⛏ You set the solo/pool % 🌍 6 nodes, auto-routed to your fastest 💰 2% fee · paid in the coinbase

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Weekend challenge: mine a Bitcoin block from a browser tab. 🏆 The odds are laughable. That's what makes it fun. GPU, CPU, even your phone. Nothing to download. Paste your BTC address and you're in. If you hit it, 98% is yours. Who's in? 👇 mine.solopool.com #Bitcoin #WebMiningWeekend #BitcoinMining
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If you are on a PC or Mac you can even minimize the tab and let it run in the background as well. It just keeps on mining! Some phones may not let you keep a tab open in the background if you move away from the page so results may vary!
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SoloPool.com: one number in your stratum password. Run 85 and hit a block: 2% dev fee, 83% straight to you, 15% pays the pool, and the pool pays you every time any other solo-split miner hits. Solo upside, pool floor, one worker. 100 or x = pure solo, share nothing except the 2% dev fee. LA · US East · Europe · São Paulo · Dubai · Singapore Solo or pool — which were you? 👇
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You don't own a miner. You still get a ticket. SoloPool.com Web Miner: open mine.solopool.com/miner.html, paste your Bitcoin address, hit Start. Your browser mines — GPU, CPU, or the phone in your hand. Nothing to download, nothing to install, capped so it never cooks your hardware. It's 100% solo. Hit the block and it's yours, minus the 2% dev fee. Nobody else gets a cut. Will you hit it? Almost certainly not, and the page tells you the honest odds. But you're on real mainnet blocks, right next to every Bitaxe and S21 on the pool. Same block. Same hunt. Zero hardware. Who's running it on a phone tonight? 👇
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New best share of 4.03T solopool.com/user.html?k=M0p… was found on our east.solopool.com:3333 regional node by a Canaan Nano 3s shop.canaan.io/products/aval… just this week! The miner so far takes the 1st spot on best share submitted ever to the east pool and is hashing against mining beasts such as S21Hydro, S21's and S19K's. #BTC #BITCOINMINING #CANAAN #SoloSplitSundays
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Quick Web Miner update: Performance improvements! 7x CPU, up to 1.4x GPU, still capped at 80% Two updates to the SoloPool browser based web miner shipped this week. Nothing to install, no download simply open mine.solopool.com/miner.html, hard-refresh, and you're on the new version (footer reads build v0.10). v0.9 — CPU mining: 7x The CPU workers now hash with WASM SIMD, four candidates per instruction, and the kernel's message schedule was rebuilt so it never spills registers. Measured at the same 80% slider: 12-thread desktop: 5.6 MH/s → 40 MH/s — 7.2x Samsung phone, 6 threads: 2.8x Browsers without SIMD fall back to the old core automatically. Nobody gets slower. v0.10 — GPU mining: version rolling, up to 1.4x A Bitcoin block header has 16 spare version bits the pool lets each miner roll. The GPU kernel now hashes four version variants of every nonce in one pass, sharing most of the SHA-256 work between them — the same trick ASIC farms use, running in your browser. At the same 80% slider: RTX 3080: 1.45 → 2.05 GH/s — 1.4x (+40%) Laptop GPU (Ampere): 1.5 → 1.75 GH/s — 1.15x (+14%) Samsung phone (Adreno): 57–134 → 147 MH/s — 1.1x to 2.6x Every version-rolled share on every device was accepted. Zero rejects. This is the ceiling Before shipping v0.10 we benchmarked every remaining shader trick — lane vectorization, rotate intrinsics, balanced add trees, bigger batches, longer bursts. All of them measured flat or slower. The GPU kernel is at the limit of what a browser can do with SHA-256; version rolling was the one lever left, and it's now pulled. What you see is everything the hardware has, at 80%. What didn't change The 80% hard cap on GPU and CPU is still there, and the page still measures it — on every device we tested, actual duty landed under the slider. Your hardware stays yours. Solo mining in a browser is still a lottery ticket, and the page still shows your honest odds. The ticket just got a lot cheaper. #MineYourWay #BTC #BitcoinMining #SoloMining
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The experimental block hunt begins. We hid a Bitcoin solo miner in a web page on our website. Enter your BTC address, press Start. No ASIC hardware needed, no install, no downloads, no software other than your website browser and your computer. A desktop GPU does ~1 GH/s: a lottery ticket that costs one browser tab. Odds are astronomically low but listed clearly! Tell me another pool that offers this? We'll wait? If it hits, it's a solo block to your address! mine.solopool.com/miner.html
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The Q in Avalon Q Stands for Quiet Canaan sent SoloPool.com an Avalon Q to test and review publicly. Eight days in, here's the honest report. shop.canaan.io/products/aval… Build quality is in another class. Out of every home miner we've run, this is the best-built unit we've had on the bench. It's a compact server case, and the entire design is airflow — hex mesh front and back, straight-through path, no dead pockets. That's not styling for the sake of styling. It's why the Q holds its numbers instead of sagging under its own heat. Noise. There's a brief fan spin-up on boot, and then it disappears. Rated 45–65 dB, and in the real world it's barely audible in the room. If you've ever tried to live with an S19, this is a different universe. Performance beats the sticker. Nameplate is 90 TH/s ±5%. Ours has settled in at the top of that band and stays there: Real-time: 94.31 TH/s · 8-day average: 94.36 TH/s Pool-side 24H: 94.32 TH/s Power draw: 1705 W on Super mode (rated 1800 W max) → ~18.1 J/TH Rejected: 0.13% Ping to pool: 15 ms Uptime: 7d 22h, zero interventions Live stats here: solopool.com/user.html?k=MzJ… Power — read this part. The Q wants its own dedicated circuit to run on high. Input is rated to 20 A, and at 1705 W you're pulling ~14 A at 120 V. That's over what you should be asking of a shared 15 A household circuit. Plan the outlet before the miner arrives. Heat is genuinely well contained for the hashrate. Warm exhaust, no hot spots, no thermal drift over the week. Surprising for a box this size doing 94 TH/s. Setup. The Avalon Family app found the unit, paired it, and had it configured in a couple of minutes — no laptop, no IP scanning. It runs the legendary, proven cgminer codebase (4.11.1), which means it connects fast, behaves properly on stratum, and doesn't argue. We ran it on the bundled WiFi dongle with zero issues — no drops, no share loss. Ethernet is on the front panel and if you have the choice, take it. But it's good to know WiFi is a real option and not a compromise. Pointed at stratum.solopool.com:3333: 196,449 accepted shares, 260 rejected, best share 16.51G. Clean. The rest of the Canaan lineup on our bench: Avalon Mini 3 — six-plus months in service, zero issues to report. Visually impressive as a heater, hits the advertised 39 TH/s, quiet in miner mode, and it tells you when the filter needs cleaning. That last detail says a lot about how this line is designed. shop.canaan.io/products/aval… Avalon Nano 3 — we don't have the new 3s to review, but we've had 4× Nano 3 hashing on the pool for what's now over a year. Flawless. shop.canaan.io/products/aval… Verdict: the Avalon Q is king of home mining. At this hashrate and this noise level, it has no real competition — a top pick for the home, the farm, or the garage. Canaan is building the best home mining hardware on the market right now, and the Q is the proof. Disclosure: Canaan provided the Avalon Q for review. All numbers above are our own, pulled live from our dashboard and the pool. #Bitcoin #BitcoinMining #HomeMining #AvalonQ #Canaan #SoloMining #BTC
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1 BTC still equals 1 BTC.
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Working through some latency issues right now with our NY and EU server hosts @ContaboCom . Hopefully they will be resolved shortly but please make sure to use statum.solopool.com as the primary pool to make certain that your miners are routed correctly!
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Our EU stratum server is in the process of migrating to a new faster host. Please be patient while this process is completed!
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We've just been notified our NY pool is being migrated to a new server. Excuse the digital dust!
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Six pool servers. One pool. One round. Los Angeles · Europe · New York · Singapore · Dubai · São Paulo Not six pools competing against one another we are one pool with six front doors, tied together by an authenticated mesh. Every node signs and verifies the same ledger. Everyone mines the same round. A block found on any one of them settles the whole thing at once. Same block height on all six region cards. Always. Go look. Let us route you to your fastest node: stratum+tcp://stratum.solopool.com:3333 Or pick your own door: stratum+tcp://la.solopool.com:3333 stratum+tcp://eu.solopool.com:3333 stratum+tcp://ny.solopool.com:3333 stratum+tcp://asia.solopool.com:3333 stratum+tcp://me.solopool.com:3333 stratum+tcp://sp.solopool.com:3333 :4444 on every one of them for high difficulty. Mine ₿ Your Way. → SoloPool.com #Bitcoin #BitcoinMining #SoloMining #SoloSplit
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SoloPool.com is now geo-distributed and operates as one single bitcoin mining pool around the world — and yep we're still the only pool offering a true hybrid Solo Split. 🌍 Open our home page and your rig pings every global node live. It shows you the single fastest one to mine on — real stratum latency measured from YOUR machine, not an IP lookup. Lower ping = faster connection = fewer stale shares! Our Solo Split is the part no one else does. One number in your password sets your mix: password=40 → 40% solo (hit a block, keep it), 60% pool (steady payouts). Want pure lottery? password=100. Want steady? Leave it off. You decide, live. Plus rebuilt geo stats, solo + hybrid modes, 2% dev fee — that's the whole cut. Tell us which is your fastest node or connect to stratum+tcp://stratum.solopool.com:3333 and set your split now → SoloPool.com ⛏️ #Bitcoin #BitcoinMining #SoloMining #SoloSplit
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One pool. Six front doors. Same block, worldwide. 🌍
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