Solo Miner Finds Bitcoin Block #943411, Earns 3.14 BTC
Solo Miner Finds Bitcoin Block #943411, Earns 3.14 BTC
A solo bitcoin miner discovered block #943411 and received a reward of about 3.14 BTC, roughly $210 000.
Block discovery
The miner successfully mined block number #943411, collecting the block subsidy and transaction fees totaling 3.14 BTC.
The payout’s fiat equivalent was reported at approximately $210 000, reflecting market rates at the time of the payout.
Probability and setup
Observers estimated the probability of an individual miner finding that specific block as approximately one in 28,000.
That chance corresponds to about 0.00002% of the network’s total hash rate, comparable to a small domestic mining setup.
The one-in-28,000 estimate derives from the miner’s share of the network hash rate and the expected blocks produced over time.
Technical notes
Solo mining remains uncommon because of high variance in rewards; miners with modest hash power can wait extended periods before earning a full block reward.
The discovery illustrates that even low-capacity rigs can occasionally secure full block rewards, depending on luck and current network difficulty.
No further details about the miner’s identity or hardware were disclosed following the payout.
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