A solo Bitcoin miner using the Braiins Solo pool discovered a block at height 966351, earning 3.147 BTC worth about $244,920 after nearly 40 days without a solo block. This rare win highlights the difficulty solo miners face competing against large mining pools that dominate over 78% of the network's computing power. Solo mining offers the chance to claim the entire block reward but is highly competitive and unpredictable compared to pool mining. This event shows that despite the odds, individual miners can still occasionally hit big in Bitcoin mining.
On the 25th anniversary of 9/11, billionaire John Catsimatidis warned that countries like Russia, North Korea, China, and Iran are actively trying to undermine President Donald Trump ahead of the November election. He expressed disappointment with Ca...
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