Miner logbook

The odds, honestly

At today's difficulty, a fleet hashing 1.42 TH/s statistically lands a block once every ≈ 12 thousand years. Yet every share is a fresh draw — right now yours is 1 in 629.3 million of all Bitcoin hashpower on Earth. A steady-payout pool would drip 71 sats/day for this work; solo pays the whole block at once, or nothing. Lifetime, this logbook holds 0.00154% of one average block's worth of submitted work.

True solo — you mine for the whole block reward. These odds are for your hashrate alone; it's high-variance, so a block can land anytime or take far longer than expected.

The trace — last 24h

10-minute averages, your workers combined. Updates as you mine.

The workers

Rolling averages over the last minute → day. Best ever is that worker's hardest share; accept is how much of its submitted work the pool accepted.