Verified solo block wins
Every row below is an individually confirmed instance of a solo miner finding a Bitcoin block — the rare event the solo calculator computes the odds of. Nothing here is estimated or submitted-but-unverified.
Methodology
Each row requires an individually confirmed block height, date, reward, and pool before publication — see the Questions below for exactly what "verified" means and how the odds figure is derived. Reward figures are the actual subsidy + fees paid at that block height, not an estimate. Device hashrate is as reported by the miner or pool at the time; where no reliable figure exists, it’s left blank rather than guessed.
Questions
What counts as a "verified" solo block win here?
A row only appears on this page once its block height, date, reward, pool, and device details have been individually confirmed against a public source (mempool.space and/or the mining pool’s own records) — not merely submitted or reported. Unconfirmed reports are held back, not published with a caveat, so every row here can be treated as fact.
How is "odds beaten" calculated for each win?
From the reported device hashrate and the Bitcoin network difficulty that was actually in effect at that block height (via the historical difficulty-epoch record, not today’s difficulty) — the same exact-binomial formula used throughout minermath’s solo calculator. When the historical difficulty for a given height isn’t available yet, the odds figure is left blank rather than estimated from a different period’s difficulty.