Quote from: iwantmyhomepaidwithbtc2 on July 10, 2022, 08:46:25 AM

Hello

I would like to say thanks for what you are doing, and bravo as I read that you did your own code. Quite impressive to me.

Anyway, with all the due respect, I won't point my hashrate personally here for now, just because a BTC block represents a life-changing amount in my country (even with the actual BTC rates) I must stay on long-established efficient pools, I think I will probably have 1 block before the end of my life, and cannot imagine lose it because of (for example) a technical issue of pool.
I notice you proved your good faith, and gives us a way to verify that you are not scamming people. Thanks for that, some other pool operators should take it as an example.
I still have some doubts about the part of your pool is able to manage/operate fine when a block is solved. After some blocks confirmed found by your pool, I will definitely jump into it. It is 100% selfish, I know that if every miner is doing the same as me, your pool wouldn't be able to prove that she is working fine, But my personnal hashrate is too small and actually difficulty too high to take the risk. I hate to think like that, but I really don't have the choice now.

Kind of dilemma when we talk about life changing amount.

Thank you, sincerely for what you are doing, I love solo mining principe, and you are contributing to keep it alive. Unfortunately, at a personnal scale I cannot allow myself to risk my chance now, I would love to be enough wealthy to not consider as a tragedy a orphan block, a lost one or everything else you surely know what I mean.

Will keep an eye on your work, and before your pool found a or two blocks, would love to support you financially if you send a BTC address you own, When your pool will prove she handle block correctly, you can count on me and my few ASICs.

If you are able to prove that I am not in the right way thinking like that, I would be really interested to read it and would consider it seriously

Best regards

Hey iwantmyhomepaidwithbtc2.
Don't point your hashrate if you are not confident enough.
You can type your hashrate for 15 minutes, the dashboard will tell you the odds of finding a block in the next 24h

I've found 1 block every few milliseconds on testnet on multiple addresses. It's multi threaded (via goroutines), you can trust the code

For the node, It is hosted on a 64Gb Memory, 1.19 Tb NVME and 1 Gibabyte connexion. I've never seen a bitcoin node with so much space available hahaha.

> If you are able to prove that I am not in the right way thinking like that, I would be really interested to read it and would consider it seriously

I'm not a marketer or a business man, do what your heart tells you to do

It's solo mining so consider the payout scheme before plugging in.

You asked for the payout address : 3LzaP3iNz5n9mM7edi6eHGyLGY5Yk31SE8
This address is setup in the pool as payout address (you can verify directly in the jobs (step 5 of my tutorial)).

I'm from 2009 in Bitcoin and never buy a single Bitcoin, I have no money left from this period (mining gpu in 2011). All I have is euro to pay for this server, so every satoshi counts