Mine alone. Stand together.
Southeast Asia's community Bitcoin solo mining pool
One miner, a tiny chance. Together, we are SoloLuck.
The next block pays3.15143021BTC≈ $204,093 right nowSomeone wins this every ~10 minutes. Here, the winner keeps every satoshi.Measuring your round-trip to our Jakarta node…
Start mining in 3 steps
- Pick your hardware — Bitaxe, Avalon, Antminer, Whatsminer or a CPU — and open the setup guide.
- Use your BTC address as the username (add
.workerto name a rig; the password can be anything). - Point your miner at
stratum.sololuck.io:3333.
No fee — finders keepers
- 100% of the block — not one satoshi skimmed, ever
- No fees, no minimums — no cut of your shares, no deposit, no payout threshold to clear
- Non-custodial — your coins never touch us, so there is nothing to skim
- No KYC, no account — no email, no ID, no sign-up; your Bitcoin address is your only identity
- Yours to spend after Bitcoin's 100-block maturity — about 16–17 hours on average
How is it free? We run SoloLuck as community infrastructure — we mine here too, and we'd rather grow the network than take a cut. Solo mining is fair, high-variance odds; we just keep the line to the network fast. Best-effort uptime, no guarantees.
The jackpot up top is live from our node's block template #963,091 · subsidy 3.125 + current mempool fees 0.02643021 · verify on mempool.space · no block yet — The Vigil keeps the wait honestly
Track any address — yours or anyone's. Nothing here is hidden behind a login.
Wall of Fame
Live board of the miners pointing hashpower at SoloLuck right now (at least one worker online). Addresses are shown truncated — tap a name for that miner's public stats page; the operator's own fleet is labelled — it is not community adoption.
| Miner | Hashrate | Workers | Best diff | Of a block |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 🥇 bc1qmvlh5n…cwflup 1d 6h ⚙️ 🎯 | 101.00 TH/s | 1 | 254.13G | 1 in 502 |
| 🥈 bc1qamt7rn…n5wtup 14d 13h | 26.50 TH/s | 1 | 30.88G | 1 in 4 thousand |
| 🥉 bc1q9t8v8e…sshaup 22d 6h | 20.90 TH/s | 8 | 200.24G | 1 in 637 |
| 4. bc1qsgcnwa…yufdup 3d 4h | 17.00 TH/s | 5 | 526.80M | 1 in 242 thousand |
| 5. 124d2jRHMd…fPkjup 16d 7h 🕯️ | 6.61 TH/s | 1 | 55.48G | 1 in 2 thousand |
| 6. bc1qkpfhwy…5fqcup 8h 36m | 3.21 TH/s | 1 | 61.59M | 1 in 2.1 million |
| 7. bc1qa2eajh…c8ntup 5d 13h 🔥 | 1.33 TH/s | 1 | 12.60G | 1 in 10 thousand |
| 8. 13vx1nWyHK…S9BSup 11h 36m | 1.10 TH/s | 1 | 9.35M | 1 in 13.6 million |
| 9. bc1q63pv9r…6grqup 2h 12m | 1.00 TH/s | 1 | 2.41M | 1 in 52.8 million |
| 10. 3GHG9UMto2…wnV9up 5h 43m | 7.16 GH/s | 1 | 1.57G | 1 in 81 thousand |
🏅 Founders' Wall: 51 pre-first-block spots claimed — it freezes forever at the first block.
🔥 This week's torch-bearer: bc1qa2eajh…c8nt — chosen by Bitcoin block #962,656's hash from all active community miners. How the draw works.
Live pool statslive
264,936,911 tickets played today — one ticket is a difficulty-1 share equivalent, and every ticket is an independent chance at the block reward.
Latest network block #963,090 — solved by F2Pool (12 minutes ago). One day this line will say SoloLuck.
Updated just now · these are the real, unedited pool numbers.
Pool totals include SoloLuck-operated testing hardware; operator-owned workers are labelled on the leaderboard. Full operator/community breakdown on the dashboard.
FAQ
What is solo mining?
You mine for whole blocks on your own. No small steady payouts — but if your miner solves a block, the entire reward (~3.125 BTC + fees) is yours, paid straight to your address. A lottery with a very big prize.
Why SoloLuck instead of going solo at home?
We keep a fast, well-connected node close to Southeast Asia, which helps relay a block you find quickly (lower orphan risk). You skip running and syncing your own node — just point your miner at us.
Is there really no fee?
Yes — 0%, finders keepers. Solve a block and the entire reward is paid straight to your address in that block's own coinbase; SoloLuck takes nothing and never holds your coins.
What username / password do I use?
Your own BTC address (bc1q…, bc1p…, 3… or 1… — all mainnet formats work) as the username. Add .workername to track multiple rigs (e.g. bc1q….rig1). The password can be anything.
I’m new — how do I get a Bitcoin address?
You need your own address (it’s your username, and a solved block pays straight to it). Use a self-custody wallet whose keys you control — BlueWallet, Sparrow or Electrum are free and take minutes. Avoid an exchange deposit address unless the exchange explicitly confirms it accepts direct coinbase mining rewards and the address will stay valid. Full walkthrough: how to get a Bitcoin address.
What hardware works?
Any SHA-256 ASIC — Bitaxe, NerdQAxe, Avalon, Antminer and the like. Pick the port whose minimum difficulty sits at or below your hashrate; vardiff raises it from there. ~100 GH/s is a sensible minimum.
Do you support Stratum V2?
Not yet. SoloLuck speaks Stratum V1 — the protocol every ASIC, Bitaxe and CPU miner uses today — with an optional TLS-encrypted port (:3334) if you want the link encrypted. Stratum V2’s main extra, letting miners pick their own block transactions, needs a different pool engine than our true-solo, finders-keepers one, and almost no gear speaks native V2 yet. We’ll add it when solo-pool V2 support matures; until then V1 already pays 100% of any block straight to your address.
Is it safe and non-custodial?
Yes. We never hold your coins — no balance, no withdrawal. A found block pays directly to the address you mine with. No account, no KYC, no trackers.
When and how do I get paid?
Find a valid block and its coinbase transaction assigns the block subsidy and transaction fees directly to your payout address. The reward appears on-chain immediately but cannot be spent until 100 additional blocks have been mined. That's the only payout — solo is all-or-nothing.
When can I spend a block reward?
A block reward appears on-chain in the block you find, but Bitcoin's consensus rules prevent newly mined coinbase outputs from being spent until 100 additional blocks have been mined. This normally takes about 16 to 17 hours, but the actual time varies.