Another solo Bitcoin miner solves valid block, becoming the 4th in 2022
A “whale” solo Bitcoin miner with a whopping 1.14 PH/s of computing power solved a valid block on Tuesday.
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A “whale” solo Bitcoin miner with a whopping 1.14 PH/s of computing power solved a valid block on Tuesday.
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