A solo miner on Braiins Solo found Bitcoin block 966351 and received the full 3.147 BTC block reward, worth about $244,900, according to monitoring cited by Bitcoin News. The update points to a rare case of independent block production at a time when mining power remains concentrated among the largest pools.
The same data shows that the top five mining pools currently control 78.31% of total hash rate. It also notes that the previous solo block was found on Aug. 2 and came from Solo CKPool. The latest block discovery highlights that while solo wins still happen, they remain uncommon compared with the share held by major mining pools.
According to monitoring cited by Bitcoin News, a miner on Braiins Solo found Bitcoin block 966351 and received the full 3.147 BTC block reward, worth about $244,900.
The data also shows that the top five mining pools currently control 78.31% of total hash rate. The previous solo block was found on Aug. 2 and came from Solo CKPool.
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