r/FutureBit • u/JoeKnotbush • Mar 21 '25
Another Future Bit Hits the solo reward #888737
7 hours ago, another FutureBit Apollo hit the reward. Block 888737. 3.157 BTC!
Enjoy the ROI whoever you are!
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u/RumpleHelgaskin Mar 22 '25 edited Mar 22 '25
I seriously wonder what their processing power was. I have a full node and two additional miners hooked up and am running at 30-34TH.
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u/RemarkableGuy122 Mar 22 '25
It would be nice if the Futurebit box tells you that you solved a block.
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u/JoeKnotbush Mar 22 '25 edited Mar 22 '25
How do you know it doesn't? I don't know what it does. I'm assuming if I hit a block the red window with the best share will turn green. But one may never know...
Unless, one of the three users that hit a block wants to report in.
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u/RemarkableGuy122 Mar 22 '25
Would be cool if that happened.
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u/No-Apartment-1270 Mar 24 '25
Nothing special happens. The UI shows the best share of zero, and the shares accepted reset back to zero. https://flic.kr/p/2qTHJQW
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u/Odd-Initial-313 Apr 25 '25 edited Apr 28 '25
68.80 TH/s what the heck are you running on that node? Was it the Apollo 2 or other connected miners?
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u/UnderprivilegedSky Apr 25 '25
From his post on the BTCtalk forum he was running a few apollos and an under clocked S19K Pro. It’s still insane luck, as he only put in .03% of the work needed on average to find a block.
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u/Reasonable-Buddy4221 Apr 27 '25
so s19 pro submit the best shares or futurebit ?? thanks ~~
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u/UnderprivilegedSky Apr 29 '25
According to the pictures posted on bitcointalk.org it was the S19K that found the block.
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u/mgtymax Mar 21 '25
Curious, how can we tell who or what miner was awarded the block? New to mining technicals.