Your solo mining odds on three chains, at today's difficulty.

Questions miners ask about these odds

Can a pool improve these odds?

No. The network sets one difficulty for everyone, so your rig has the same chance per hash at any pool, ours included. A pool decides what happens after a hit: whether the block reaches the network and whether the coinbase pays your address. Payout Preflight shows you that payment before you find anything.

Should I trust the median or the average?

Half of the rigs that match yours find a block before the median wait. The average lands later, because a few rigs wait far longer than the rest. Neither one is a date on a calendar: a block arrives when a hash falls under the target.

I mined a year without a block. Am I due?

No. Each hash is a new draw, so a year with no block leaves next year's odds where they began. Solo mining is a lottery with no memory of your misses.

Why does Bitcoin Cash show a shorter wait for the same rig?

Its difficulty is lower, so a block takes fewer hashes and comes sooner on average. Each block still pays in its own chain's coin, so a shorter wait says nothing about the size of the prize.

How does Dogecoin fit in?

Our Litecoin pool merge-mines Dogecoin: each Scrypt hash goes up against both chains' targets. The targets nest, since a hash under the harder one also sits under the easier one. That makes the chance of a block on either chain equal to the easier chain's chance, never the two added together.

Where do these numbers come from?

From our own Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Litecoin and Dogecoin nodes, through the pool's public API, refreshed each minute while this page is open. Each reading shows its block height and time, so you can check it against any block explorer.