Your name in the block

The block being built right now

Each of our Bitcoin nodes is assembling a real block candidate at this moment, refreshed about every 30 seconds as new transactions arrive. In true-solo mining the winning block pays the miner who found it — so type your address and read the payout line the machine would write for you. Nothing here is simulated: the numbers come from the same template this pool serves to miners, and the payout script is derived from your address exactly the way ckpool builds it.

Coinbase output — the payout line

block candidate #971,281 · live from our node
3.16909154 BTC → your address here
3.12500000 subsidy + 0.04409154 in fees · 3,392 transactions riding along
read from our own Bitcoin node when this page was served

Enter an address above and the orange part becomes yours: 100% of the reward in one spendable output, 0% fee. The coinbase carries a second, zero-value output: the segwit commitment every block must include.

From preview to payout

This is a live preview, not a promise: when your address is the stratum username, ckpool writes exactly this payout into the work your miner hashes — the Proof page demonstrates that mechanism end to end. What stands between the preview and the payout is the lottery itself; the honest odds calculator shows what your hardware is up against, and the Legends list shows the small miners who actually hit.

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