A real Barone Club operation: Bitaxe and NerdAxe running 24/7 on solo pools. Watch hashrate, workers, and blocks — or point hashrate at our wallet.
Rigs at home, a ticket on the block, and how to join the operation.
Home Bitaxe and NerdAxe units running 24/7, plus a rented rig when there's leftover budget.
Every share is a ticket. Find the block, and the full reward goes to wallet …fkeed.
Send sats or point a miner at our wallet — your worker shows up on the board with the name you pick.
Every sat becomes hardware. Every worker becomes a ticket.
Calculated on the operation's current hashrate.
It can hit on the next block — every draw is independent.
Odds improve the longer the operation runs. On average that's ~2K years — but a lottery is not an average, and home miners have already hit (see below).
Run it with my hashrateBlocks from other home miners around the world — the lottery really pays, on the same pools we use.
The latest Parasite block updates itself; the rest is curated (CKPool solo doesn't publish history via API). Click a block to open it on mempool.space.
Home mining, solo mining, Bitaxe, and how to take part.
Home mining is mining Bitcoin at home on your own hardware — usually compact ASICs like a Bitaxe or NerdAxe, plugged into a wall outlet. Barone Club shows a real operation live: hashrate, workers, and shares in real time on this page.
In solo mining you point the miner at a solo pool (Parasite, CKPool, SoloHash…) with your own wallet. If a worker finds the block, the entire reward is yours — unlike a traditional pool, which pays small, steady satoshis with low variance. It's a lottery: all or nothing.
No. Home mining is where you mine (at home). Solo mining is how you get paid (full block vs split payout). You can home-mine on a traditional pool, and solo-mine in a datacenter. The club does both: home hardware + solo pools.
Yes. Bitaxe and NerdAxe are low-power ASICs built for home mining. The chance of finding a solo block is low, but real — and you can run the numbers with our odds calculator using your miner's hashrate and live network difficulty.
This page is the live board (hashrate, workers, best shares, and recent solo blocks). To contribute: send sats (on-chain or Lightning) or point a miner at the club wallet — the worker shows up on the board with the name you choose.