Since October 2022, solo miners using EasyMining have mined 200 confirmed Bitcoin blocks - altogether, that's 1,168 Bitcoins. Every single one is verified on-chain, no marketing spin required.

The numbers

• 200 confirmed blocks - mined since October 2022
• 1,168 BTC in total block rewards (116,805,447,390 sats)
• First block: height 759475 - October 20, 2022
• 200th block: height 956165 - July 1, 2026
• 1,103 BTC from block subsidies alone
• ~64.93 BTC from transaction fees accumulated along the way

At today's BTC price, that combined total is worth roughly $69.85M - though it's worth remembering that value was earned gradually, across almost 4 years and very different market conditions, not all at once at today's price.

When the first EasyMining block was mined back in October 2022, the block reward stood at 6.25 BTC per block. Following the Bitcoin halving in April 2024, that dropped to 3.125 BTC per block - meaning blocks mined earlier in the milestone were worth roughly double, in reward terms, compared to blocks mined more recently.

And the reason we can share it with this level of detail at all comes down to one thing: every one of these 200 blocks is publicly verifiable on the Bitcoin blockchain, matched to the "/NiceHash/" coinbase signature. Nothing here is a projection or a marketing claim - it's four years of real, checkable outcomes from EasyMining users.

What EasyMining actually is

For anyone newer to NiceHash, EasyMining is our solo mining service. Instead of joining a shared pool where rewards are split among many participants, EasyMining lets you point purchased hashrate directly at a solo mining effort - meaning that if a block is found, the full block reward goes to that specific attempt, not a shared pot.

A few things set it apart from traditional mining setups.

There's no hardware to buy, house, or maintain - you purchase a hashrate package, and that hashrate is applied to solo mining on your behalf.

Packages aren't limited to Bitcoin either; options exist for BTC, BCH, DOGE, LTC, KAS, RVN and ZEC, each with its own block economics. Every package states its hashrate, duration, and cost upfront, so there's nothing hidden in what you're purchasing. And just like the milestone above, the underlying mining activity and any resulting block are fully verifiable on-chain, whether or not a given package results in a block.

EasyMining exists because solo mining a full block has traditionally required infrastructure most individual miners don't have access to - dedicated hardware, facility management, and scale. By letting users purchase hashrate directly toward a solo attempt, EasyMining opens that mechanism up to anyone, without requiring any of that infrastructure themselves.

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