Solo blocks found in October 2026

3 Bitcoin blocks solo-mined by small or home miners in October 2026, from the Solo Block Record: heights, pools and rewards, each verified on-chain.
Solo blocks found in October 2026

The Solo Block Record gained 3 Bitcoin blocks dated October 2026. Each one was solo-mined by a small or home miner on a public solo pool, and each is verified on the chain itself.

Block 970,904 · 11 October 2026

  • Solo-mined on Braiins Solo
  • Block reward: 3.1290 BTC
  • Network difficulty: 132.72 T
  • Hashrate and hardware: not publicly reported
  • Note: Braiins’ account (t.me/Braiins/903, 11 Oct 2026): about 200 PH/s running Braiins OS, a 1-in-5,084 shot per block, and a 197T winning share, 48% over target. The share is checkable, and this block’s hash confirms it: 197.3T against the 132.72T required. The hashrate is their figure, not ours — nothing on-chain shows a miner’s size. At that size this is an industrial win, which the record otherwise leaves out; it is listed because it came through a public solo pool, with its size stated.
  • In the Record: sololuck.io/legends/970904
  • On the chain: mempool.space

Block 973,262 · 26 October 2026

  • Solo-mined on FutureBit Apollo Solo
  • Block reward: 3.1542 BTC
  • Network difficulty: 140.58 T
  • Hashrate and hardware: not publicly reported
  • Note: Attributed by its coinbase tag, FutureBit-Solo Apollo, which mempool.space files under FutureBit Apollo Solo; FutureBit’s Apollo II announcement (Nov 2023) describes the solo pool built into the device. FutureBit itself announced the win as a FutureBit user’s, and CryptoBriefing and CriptoNoticias reported it (Oct 2026); no hashrate was published as of 28 Oct 2026.
  • In the Record: sololuck.io/legends/973262
  • On the chain: mempool.space

Block 973,413 · 27 October 2026

  • Solo-mined on Solo CKPool
  • Block reward: 3.1397 BTC
  • Network difficulty: 140.58 T
  • Hashrate and hardware: not publicly reported
  • In the Record: sololuck.io/legends/973413
  • On the chain: mempool.space

SoloLuck publishes the Solo Block Record and has not found a Bitcoin block itself: none of these blocks is SoloLuck’s.

The whole record is open data (CC BY 4.0): sololuck.io/legends · blocks.json · blocks.csv


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