A Bitcoin miner packed block 780,112 with only 6.7 PH/s computing power, and received a reward of about 148,000 US dollars

An independent bitcoin miner was awarded 6.25 BTC in block rewards and 0.63 BTC in fees for adding block 780,112 to the bitcoin blockchain, worth roughly $148,000, Decrypt reported. The block contained 3,220 transactions worth approximately 16,940 BTC. The miner set up an independent mining pool using the Solo CK Pool mining service and calculated the effective hash of the block. According to Dr. Con Kolivas tweeted, "The average independent miner can only pack a block every 10 months, but the miner only mined alone 2 days before packing the block, very lucky." Kolivas said that the miner's average With a hash power of 6.7 PH/s, at the time of adding blocks, Bitcoin's total hash rate was about 308,262 PH/s, which means that this miner's 6.7 PH/s hash power accounted for approximately 0.002% of all computing power.