Nostr Web Client

Because I want to solo-mine, instead of participating in the pool where my share will be tiny and even in case that pool discovers a block, my share of the reward would barely cover that tiny electricity cost which I consumed.

I don’t care for that money, instead I prefer to test luck and mine in entirely solo fashion, so that if I discover block, I get full reward. Chances extremely low but it’s a forever lottery for me, which can be regarded in this way.

BoBKK 1y ago

And another reason: I want to self host my own pool at my own node, because only in this way I can avoid trusting anyone else. Using web.public-pool.io even if it’s solo, would mean that I have to trust them so that my reward is sent to my address eventually.

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Vires 1y ago

isn't this solo pool open source, so you can see the Bitcoin block reward will be paid to the associated input receieve address?

Vires 1y ago

my only concern with this is if a block is found, umbrel for example can have a delay broadcasting the new due to tor? Therefore, even less chance of mining a solo block

BoBKK 1y ago

You’re right here. But you can set up a node with no Tor.