At DTV Electronics, we build sovereignty tools including the CmRat (an home server/bitcoin node), plus the Bitaxe home miner that’s become popular for solo mining. The excitement in the community whenever someone finds a solo block is incredible. Here’s a detailed look at the most recent solo blocks found in the Bitcoin network.
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Understanding Solo Mining Success
Solo mining represents one of the most thrilling aspects of Bitcoin. Individual miners compete against massive mining operations, and occasionally, they get lucky. The odds are astronomical, but when it happens, the entire community celebrates.
Block 924569: The Gamma

Mining Details:
- Date: November 21, 2025 at 15:13:06
- Difficulty: 221.39 T
- Pool: CkPool (US hosted)
- Hardware: Bitaxe Gamma (appears to be a 5-6 unit swarm)
- Hashrate: Approximately 6 TH/s
- Mempool:Â View Block
This victory stands out for several reasons. The miner operated just 0.0000007% of the total network hashpower. That’s basically nothing compared to industrial operations. The reward? 3.146 BTC, worth roughly $265,000 at the time.
The odds were staggering. One chance in 180 million. This marked the 308th solo block mined via CKpool since 2014 and the first success in three months. The drought had ended spectacularly, with the most revolutionary Bitaxe ever: the Bitaxe Gamma.
Block 920440: The NerdQaxe++
Mining Details:
- Date: October 23, 2025 at 21:32:45
- Pool: Public Pool (self-hosted on Umbrel)
- Hardware: NerdQaxe++ Revision 6 (confirmed)
- Mempool:Â View Block
This block holds special significance. Both the hardware and software were open-source. The miner ran their own Public Pool instance on Umbrel, showcasing true decentralization. The NerdQaxe++ Revision 6 proved its capabilities in spectacular fashion.
Block 913593: The Avalon Mini 3

Mining Details:
- Date: September 7, 2025 at 16:35:18
- Pool: CkPool (US hosted)
- Hardware: Canaan Avalon Mini (likely Mini 3 model)
- Hashrate: Approximately 37.2 TH/s (device), ~200 TH/s (total operation)
- Mempool:Â View Block
The Avalon Mini 3 combines functionality with practicality. It mines Bitcoin while providing heat for your space. The device’s hashrate matched almost perfectly with the Mini 3’s specifications (37.5 TH/s).
Why Solo Mining Matters
These solo blocks demonstrate something important about Bitcoin. Small operators can still participate meaningfully. The network remains accessible despite growing difficulty and corporate mining operations.
Solo mining isn’t about guaranteed returns. It’s about participation, learning, and occasionally, hitting a block. Each block found by a home miner proves the network’s decentralized nature still holds.
Looking Forward
Solo mining continues evolving. New hardware comes out regularly. Software improves constantly. The Bitaxe series has made home mining more accessible than ever.
DTV Electronics remains committed to building tools that empower individual miners. Whether you’re running a Bitcoin node or a solo miner, you’re participating in Bitcoin’s fundamental promise: financial sovereignty for everyone.
The next solo block could come from anywhere. Maybe from someone reading this right now. That’s the beauty of Bitcoin mining. The lottery never closes, and everyone holds a ticket.
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