Simple idea.
Honest odds.
You point your miner at our pool. It searches for a valid block. If it finds one, 99.5% of the reward goes to your wallet. No shared rewards. No custodial balance.
What makes solo different.
Solo mining and shared-reward pools are two very different models.
Winner takes all
If your miner finds a block, you keep 99.5% of the reward. Other miners on the pool don't get a cut.
Steady small payouts
Miners combine hashrate and share every block reward proportionally. Regular small payments.
Simple fees. Nothing hidden.
You are only ever charged when you actually win something.
| What | Cost | When | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pool fee (BCH) | 0.5% | Block found only | Deducted from block reward |
| Pool fee (DGB) | 0% | Block found only | 0% at launch |
| Connection fee | Free | Never | No charge to connect |
| Inactivity fee | Free | Never | Mine as much as you like |
| Withdrawal fee | N/A | Never | No balance — direct on-chain |
| BCH example (3.125 BCH) | 0.016 BCH | On win | You receive ≈ 3.109 BCH |
This is lottery mining.
We want to be upfront. These numbers are rough averages — luck is random.
Solo mining is not a reliable income source. It's a low-cost way to participate in the network with a small chance of winning a meaningful block reward. As long as your miner is submitting shares, it is working correctly — even if you haven't won yet.
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