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How SoloLuck compares

Solo mining is a lottery on every pool — the block odds are identical no matter where you point your miner. So choose on the things that actually differ: fee, latency to your region, encryption, and features. Here is an honest side-by-side — we are not the cheapest, so pick what fits you.

	SoloLuck	solo.ckpool.org	Public Pool	AtlasPool
Fee	2% of block reward	2% of block reward	0% (affiliate-funded)	1.5% of full reward
True per-miner solo	✓ Yes	✓ Yes	✓ Yes	✓ Yes
Encrypted stratum (TLS)	✓ · :3334	✗ No	✓ · :4333	✓ · :4333
Account / KYC	None	None	None	None
Open source	Partial — ckpool core, closed UI	✓ (GPLv3)	✓ (GPLv3)	Partial — ckpool core, closed UI
Per-address stats page	✓ · /users/<addr>	✓ · /users/<addr>	✓ · web UI	✓ · operator UI
CPU-friendly low-diff tier	✓ · Nano (diff 1)	—	—	Min ~400 GH/s
Dedicated CPU mining app	✓ · Windows app	—	—	—
Primary server region	Asia · Jakarta	US / EU / SG / AU	Single US	Anycast · 8 PoPs / 6 continents
Stratum latency from Indonesia	~6 ms · Jakarta	~17 ms · SG node	~250 ms · US	~6 ms · anycast
Site languages	10	English	English	English

Where SoloLuck stands out: Asia-based low latency (~6 ms from Indonesia vs ~250 ms to US solo pools), encrypted TLS stratum, a CPU-friendly Nano tier (plus a one-click Windows app), live per-address stats, and a 10-language site. Where others win: Public Pool takes 0%, and AtlasPool runs global multi-region anycast. On all of them the block reward is paid on-chain straight to your address.

So which should you pick?

You are in Asia (or want the shortest hop to an Asian node) → SoloLuck cuts stale shares.
You mine on a CPU or small Bitaxe → SoloLuck's Nano tier (diff 1) and Windows app are built for you.
You want the absolute lowest fee → Public Pool (0%).
You want global multi-region anycast → AtlasPool (8 PoPs across 6 continents).

⚡ Ping Race — measure your own latency to each pool →

Whatever you choose, keep your own BTC address as the username — that is what makes it true solo. See /status for our live hashrate and block count, and /verify for how to check every claim yourself.

Competitor details verified June 2026 from each pool's public docs; they can change — confirm on the pool's own site before deciding.