DigiByte solo mining pool
Mine DigiByte (DGB) solo with the SHA-256 hardware you already own.
SoloLuck mines DigiByte’s SHA256d algorithm, one of its five; blocks come every 75 s on that algorithm, so a 1.2 TH/s Bitaxe Gamma averages about 3 weeks per block. 115 DigiByte blocks have been found on this pool so far, listed with their on-chain records below and on the blocks page. 0% fee; the reward goes to your own DGB address.
See what a Bitaxe’s odds look like on each coin, and how SoloLuck’s Bitcoin pool compares with ckpool and Public Pool.
The letters sit on wheels. They re-set every ten days, on the same clock DigiByte re-cuts its Odocrypt algorithm on — two are mid-turn.
- 15 sa block
- 5algorithms
- 75 sa block, the one we mine
- 0%fee, finders keepers
- blockwhenDGB
- Community miners107 blocks
- 24,479,675 (this block's page)7h 35m ago247.93026605
- 24,477,532 (this block's page)16h 30m ago247.93026605
- 24,476,441 (this block's page)21h 3m ago247.93026605
- 24,475,026 (this block's page)1 day ago247.93026605
- 24,472,785 (this block's page)1 day ago247.93026605
- 24,472,627 (this block's page)1 day ago247.93026605
- and 101 more, every one on the blocks page.
- The operator's own machines8 blocks
- 24,458,911 (this block's page)3 days ago247.93026605
- 24,315,923 (this block's page)28 days ago250.72839494
- 24,176,239 (this block's page)52 days ago253.55810338
- 24,175,441 (this block's page)53 days ago253.55810338
- 24,175,188 (this block's page)53 days ago253.55810338
- 24,163,882 (this block's page)55 days ago253.55810338
- and 2 more, every one on the blocks page.
Each height opens that block's own page, with links to two public explorers. Its first transaction is the coinbase: one spendable output with the whole reward, to the address that mined it, plus the zero-value segwit commitment every block carries. Eight were found by machines the pool operator runs, and 107 by miners at SoloLuck.
At the rate this pool has sustained over the past day, it can expect blocks about 14 hours apart on average. That is every miner here added together, not one miner — your own wait is longer in the same proportion your hashrate is smaller. Luck, not a timetable: the odds are identical on every block.
How long would your machine wait? Enter its hashrate in the DigiByte solo mining calculator: the average time to a block, your chance in a day, a week or 30 days at the live difficulty, and the same miner on the other SHA-256 coins.
Connect a miner
Any SHA-256 miner works — the same hardware that mines Bitcoin, running the same SHA256d. Your username is your own DigiByte address, optionally address.workername per rig; password anything.
Mine to an address whose keys you hold. Any DigiByte wallet's receive screen gives you one.
Not an exchange deposit address. A block reward is created inside the block, not sent from a wallet, and exchanges usually don't credit coinbase (mining) payouts. It happened here: two of the operator's own blocks paid an exchange deposit address and were credited only after a support ticket, four days later.
stratum+tcp://digibyte.sololuck.io:3340Fill it in: paste your address below and your exact settings appear.
accepted D… S… dgb1…refused 3… dgbt1…
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| Port | Minimum difficulty |
|---|---|
| 3341nanoSmall boards. | 1under 1.32 TH/s |
| 3340generalOne ASIC, or a few. | 1,0241.32 TH/s – 169 TH/s |
| 4340big ironFarms. | 131,072169 TH/s and up |
A floor only sets how often your miner reports in. It does not change your odds of finding a block.
How often can my device expect a DigiByte block here?
A Bitaxe Gamma (1.2 TH/s) mining alone here can expect, on average, about one DigiByte block every 3 weeks at today's difficulty.
| Device | Hashrate | About one block every |
|---|---|---|
| Bitaxe Gamma | 1.2 TH/s | 3 weeks |
| Bitaxe GT 801 | 2.14 TH/s | 12 days |
| Bitaxe Naja Duo | 4.4 TH/s | 6 days |
| NerdQAxe++ | 4.8 TH/s | 5 days |
| Avalon Nano 3S | 6 TH/s | 4 days |
| Bitaxe Gamma Hex | 8.45 TH/s | 3 days |
| Antminer S21 | 200 TH/s | 3 hours |
On average, at today's difficulty; it can take much longer, or come tomorrow. Every hash is a fresh draw, and the odds are the same on any solo pool: your hashrate against the whole network's.
SHA256d difficulty 521,280,266, the recent average our DigiByte node reports, read . Each row is that difficulty × 232 ÷ the device's hashrate: the expected time between blocks, not a countdown. This reading is now more than 15 minutes old, so the table shows no figures: reload for a fresh one.
Work it out for any hashrate on the DigiByte solo mining calculator.
A DigiByte block is worth far less than a Bitcoin block. What one gives you is a real block, found by your own device, with the whole reward paid to your own address — not a paycheck. SoloLuck has not found a Bitcoin block.
The same devices on Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash: can a Bitaxe find a block?
Five algorithms
Five mining algorithms share the chain, about one block in five each, one block every seventy-five seconds per algorithm. SoloLuck mines SHA256d.
Blocks each algorithm mined in the last 200, counted from the chain.
About one block in five each. Ours is SHA256d — Bitcoin's own function, so a Bitaxe, NerdQAxe, Avalon, Antminer or Whatsminer you already own can mine it unchanged.
The rules
0% fee — finders keepers. Your DigiByte address is the stratum username; a solved block pays it in full. No account, no KYC.
The coinbase rides in every job, so the split is checkable: the proof page. A DigiByte block is worth far less than a Bitcoin one — that is the trade.
Ready for Thaw Day. DigiByte's rule change at block 24,490,000 needs DigiByte Core v9.26.6 or newer on every node and pool, and this pool's node meets that — checked against the node itself. Nothing changes for miners. Release notes.
Quick answers
Is there a fee on the DigiByte pool?
No: 0%, finders keepers. A solved block pays its whole reward straight to your own DigiByte address; SoloLuck never holds your coins.
Which stratum address and port do I use?
Point your miner at digibyte.sololuck.io on the port for your hardware:3341, minimum difficulty 1: small boards (under 1.32 TH/s).3340, minimum difficulty 1,024: one ASIC, or a few (1.32 TH/s – 169 TH/s).4340, minimum difficulty 131,072: farms (169 TH/s and up).
A floor only sets how often your miner reports in. It does not change your odds of finding a block.
What do I use as the username?
Your own DigiByte address, starting D, S or dgb1; add .workername to name a rig, and the password can be anything. Use an address whose keys you hold (any DigiByte wallet's receive screen gives you one), not an exchange deposit address: exchanges usually don't credit coinbase (mining) payouts.
What hardware works?
Any SHA-256 miner: the same hardware that mines Bitcoin. SoloLuck mines SHA256d, the one of DigiByte's five algorithms your ASIC already speaks, so there is nothing to buy or reconfigure.
Where do I see my stats and odds?
Open sololuck.io/dgb/users/ followed by your address, or paste it into the Connect card and press Open my logbook. It shows your rigs, your best share and your odds at the live difficulty.