Changelog

2026-07-22 — Miner alerts on Telegram — the @SoloLuckIOMining_bot /watch command now also sends worker-down alerts (20 minutes of silence, plus a ping the moment the worker returns) and personal best-share milestones, on top of the existing block-solved notification. Free for every address mining on the pool.
2026-07-20 — Singapore entry point launched — sg.stratum.sololuck.io. A second connection point in Singapore that forwards every miner to the same Jakarta pool over a private encrypted link: same work, same rewards, nothing new to trust. Often a shorter first hop from Malaysia, Singapore and the Philippines; from Indonesia stay on stratum.sololuck.io (Jakarta is closer). Ports: Nano :3335, Lite :3333, Pro :4334 — the TLS tier (:3334) and the Standard tier (:8081) stay on the Jakarta hostname.
2026-07-13 — Fallback-node ckpool refreshed to the latest upstream build. Both nodes — the Jakarta pool node and the operator's fallback node — now check for Bitcoin Core and ckpool updates automatically every night: downloads are signature-verified before anything is installed, a health check must pass after the swap, and any failure rolls back to the previous version on its own.
2026-07-13 — Bitcoin Core upgraded 31.0 → 31.1 on the pool node — official binaries from bitcoincore.org, SHA-256 and GPG signatures verified before the swap, about ten seconds of node downtime with the stratum endpoints staying up. The operator's fallback node was brought to the same version.
2026-07-10 — Windows CPU miner v1.10.1: runs without turning off antivirus. You do NOT need to disable Windows real-time protection — on first run, BEFORE the engine is written to disk, the app adds a Windows Defender exclusion for just its own engine folder (one admin prompt) so the fast engine is never quarantined; real-time protection stays fully on for everything else. If antivirus had already dropped you to the slow SSE2 build, it now re-fetches the fast engine into the shielded folder automatically.
2026-07-10 — Windows CPU miner v1.8.0: CPU load is now hard-capped at 90% (the last few threads add very little hashrate for a lot of extra heat, and full load can make the PC unresponsive) — the old 100% option is gone and old settings migrate to the cap. New one-click ‘Shield it’ adds a Windows Defender exclusion for the mining-engine folder: if antivirus quarantines the fast AVX-512/AVX2 engine the app silently falls back to the slow baseline build (an ~8-10× hashrate loss), so shielding keeps you on the fast engine. Per-CPU engine auto-select is unchanged.
2026-07-10 — Windows CPU miner v1.7.0: the ‘Use 100% of the CPU’ full-load option is now reliable — ticking it always mines at full power (an earlier build could reload a saved full-load setting as 80% even with the box checked). Full load is now presented as a legitimate choice — best hashrate, and fine for a stress-test/burn-in — rather than only a warning. Added a ‘Check for updates’ link in the footer, next to the version, so you can check for a new release on demand.
2026-07-10 — Windows CPU miner v1.6.0: fixed a bug where ticking ‘Allow 100% CPU’ could leave the miner running at 80%; ticking it now uses full power. Updates are now installed automatically — the app downloads and SHA-256-verifies a new version in the background and applies it the moment you are not mining (mining is never interrupted).
2026-07-10 — Windows CPU miner v1.5.0: the app now auto-detects and shows your CPU (model, cores/threads and the exact cpuminer instruction path it will use — e.g. AVX-512+SHA on modern AMD, AVX2+SHA on 12th-gen Intel), a live per-core load meter so you can see which cores are mining, a green ‘recommended’ marker on the CPU-load slider, and a built-in auto-updater that checks for new versions and installs them only after verifying the download’s SHA-256 against the site.
2026-07-10 — Windows CPU miner v1.4.0: the app now verifies your Bitcoin payout address with real checksums as you type (base58check and bech32/bech32m — a typo is caught before mining ever starts, because on a solo pool a mistyped address means an unclaimable block). Pool endpoint fixed to sololuck.io:3335; CPU load is a slider starting gentle at 25% of your cores (100% is opt-in with an honest slowdown warning); every engine file is verified against a pinned SHA-256 manifest before anything runs; honest connection status; plain-word crash explanations with an automatic baseline retry on older CPUs. Downloads are now versioned — SoloLuckMiner-v1.10.1.exe — with old URLs redirecting, and the app links here from a 'What's new' footer.
2026-07-02 — English-only interface: the language selector was removed and old ?lang= URLs now 301-redirect to their English pages. Navigation dropdowns rebuilt: one menu open at a time, keyboard and screen-reader accessible.
2026-07-02 — Accuracy audit: coinbase-maturity FAQ everywhere, precise coinbase-output wording, labelled operator fleet with an operator/community split, operator-run-monitor wording with one start date, live checksum manifest (/SHA256SUMS.txt), security.txt, full terms and privacy policies, safer Mac install flow, RFC 3339 UTC API timestamps. Also: light/dark theme toggle, comparison-page fee accuracy.
2026-07-01 — Moved to a true 0% pool fee — finders keepers (previously 2%).
2026-06-22 — Encrypted TLS stratum endpoint (port 3334); live template proof; connect-kit with QR.
2026-06-20 — Ten-language site; live pool-hashrate chart; solo-odds calculator.
2026-06-19 — Three difficulty tiers; ckpool upgraded to v1.1.1.
2026-06-18 — Public launch — true per-miner solo (-B) with a public stats page.

Public-facing changes only; dates are approximate.