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Runs 24/7 • No Maintenance • $0.11/Month Electricity
Runs 24/7 • No Maintenance • $0.11/Month Electricity
This is called a lottery miner. It does solo mining. Unlike pool mining where you contribute hashrate and split the block reward with thousands of others, this tries to solve the block 100% by itself.
The odds are extremely low. But if it happens, you get 100% of the profit, the full 3.125 BTC block reward (currently worth $350K+).
Every 10 minutes, the Bitcoin network races for a new block. This lets you join in from your home in minutes.
This is called a lottery miner. It does solo mining. Unlike pool mining where you contribute hashrate and split the block reward with thousands of others, this tries to solve the block 100% by itself.
The odds are extremely low. But if it happens, you get 100% of the profit, the full 3.125 BTC block reward (currently worth $350K+).
Every 10 minutes, the Bitcoin network races for a new block. This lets you join in from your home in minutes.
Setup is incredibly simple. Plug it into any USB-C port, scan the QR code with your phone, connect to your WiFi. Done.
No mining software to configure. No command line. No pool setup. No wallet configuration beyond entering your address.
You're mining solo within minutes of unboxing.
Setup is incredibly simple. Plug it into any USB-C port, scan the QR code with your phone, connect to your WiFi. Done.
No mining software to configure. No command line. No pool setup. No wallet configuration beyond entering your address.
You're mining solo within minutes of unboxing.
They want you thinking it's a competition you can't win. Wrong. You're not competing WITH them—you're taking PARALLEL shots.
Every hash your device submits has the same odds as every hash their warehouse submits. They just submit more. But if yours hits one of the 52,560 annual blocks? You get the full reward.
The blockchain proves this daily. They just hope you never check.
They want you thinking it's a competition you can't win. Wrong. You're not competing WITH them—you're taking PARALLEL shots.
Every hash your device submits has the same odds as every hash their warehouse submits. They just submit more. But if yours hits one of the 52,560 annual blocks? You get the full reward.
The blockchain proves this daily. They just hope you never check.
This device pulls just 1 watt of power. You can run it off any USB-C port – laptop, phone charger, power bank, whatever.
Electricity cost is roughly $0.11 per month running 24/7. That's 4,320 attempts at the block reward for the price of a candy bar. Compare that to traditional mining rigs pulling hundreds or thousands of watts.
This device pulls just 1 watt of power. You can run it off any USB-C port – laptop, phone charger, power bank, whatever.
Electricity cost is roughly $0.11 per month running 24/7. That's 4,320 attempts at the block reward for the price of a candy bar. Compare that to traditional mining rigs pulling hundreds or thousands of watts.
Beyond the lottery aspect, you're genuinely participating in Bitcoin's decentralization. Every solo miner, no matter how small the hashrate, contributes to network security and decentralization. You're not just another node in a massive pool – you're an independent miner. Plus, it looks pretty cool on your desk with the live mining dashboard displayed.
Beyond the lottery aspect, you're genuinely participating in Bitcoin's decentralization. Every solo miner, no matter how small the hashrate, contributes to network security and decentralization. You're not just another node in a massive pool – you're an independent miner. Plus, it looks pretty cool on your desk with the live mining dashboard displayed.
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"Finally Got Solo Mining To Work"
I've been in crypto since 2017 and always wanted to solo mine but the odds with traditional hardware made no sense. These lottery miners changed that. I run 15 of them now – 8,640 attempts daily at the full block. Setup was literally scan and go. The hashrate display is addictive to watch.
James R.
"Running 9 Of Them For Generational Wealth"
As someone who's mined in pools for years, I love having these running alongside my main rig. They're pure lottery tickets but the electricity cost is so negligible I don't care. Running 9 of them. If one hits, that's generational wealth. If not, I'm out like $10 in electricity per year.
Michael S.
"I'm Not Tech-Savvy And I Got It Working In 10 Minutes"
The 2025 model's hashrate improvement is noticeable. I upgraded from 6 first-gen units to 15 of the new ones. That's 2,160 daily attempts at 3.125 BTC. I check the dashboard every morning. Haven't hit yet, but statistically, someone running this many has a legitimate shot over time. Plus they look sick with all the blue screens.
Robert T.
"Finally Got Solo Mining To Work"
I've been in crypto since 2017 and always wanted to solo mine but the odds with traditional hardware made no sense. These lottery miners changed that. I run 15 of them now – 8,640 attempts daily at the full block. Setup was literally scan and go. The hashrate display is addictive to watch.
James R.
"Running 9 Of Them For Generational Wealth"
As someone who's mined in pools for years, I love having these running alongside my main rig. They're pure lottery tickets but the electricity cost is so negligible I don't care. Running 9 of them. If one hits, that's generational wealth. If not, I'm out like $10 in electricity per year.
Michael S.
"I'm Not Tech-Savvy And I Got It Working In 10 Minutes"
The 2025 model's hashrate improvement is noticeable. I upgraded from 6 first-gen units to 15 of the new ones. That's 2,160 daily attempts at 3.125 BTC. I check the dashboard every morning. Haven't hit yet, but statistically, someone running this many has a legitimate shot over time. Plus they look sick with all the blue screens.
Robert T.
"Finally Got Solo Mining To Work"
I've been in crypto since 2017 and always wanted to solo mine but the odds with traditional hardware made no sense. These lottery miners changed that. I run 15 of them now – 8,640 attempts daily at the full block. Setup was literally scan and go. The hashrate display is addictive to watch.
James R.
"Running 9 Of Them For Generational Wealth"
As someone who's mined in pools for years, I love having these running alongside my main rig. They're pure lottery tickets but the electricity cost is so negligible I don't care. Running 9 of them. If one hits, that's generational wealth. If not, I'm out like $10 in electricity per year.
Michael S.
"I'm Not Tech-Savvy And I Got It Working In 10 Minutes"
The 2025 model's hashrate improvement is noticeable. I upgraded from 6 first-gen units to 15 of the new ones. That's 2,160 daily attempts at 3.125 BTC. I check the dashboard every morning. Haven't hit yet, but statistically, someone running this many has a legitimate shot over time. Plus they look sick with all the blue screens.
Robert T.
Solo mining means you're mining Bitcoin on your own, instead of joining a mining pool. If you succeed, you get 100% of the reward - the full block reward (currently 3.125 BTC + fees). There's no splitting it with anyone.
Nope, not at all! Solo miners are plug-and-play - you connect them to power and Wi-Fi, follow a simple setup once, and they run automatically, 24/7. If you can set up a Wi-Fi device or an app, you can solo mine.
Yep! Even though the odds are low, it happens over and over again. There are well-documented cases of home miners unexpectedly solving a block and earning the entire reward on their own.
Absolutely. Solo mining setups are modular and flexible - you can start small and upgrade over time. You can add more miners, increase hashrate, or swap to more powerful hardware whenever you want. Each upgrade simply increases your odds, while you keep the same solo-mining principle: 100% of the reward if you hit.
It depends on the miner you're using, but for most small home solo miners, electricity costs are very low. Typically, they range from just a few cents per month to a few dollars per month, making solo mining inexpensive to run while you let probability work in the background.
No. Most small solo miners are low-power and quiet, so they don't require special cooling or a dedicated room. They're designed to run safely in normal indoor spaces like a desk, shelf, or home office with standard airflow.
The blockchain automatically sends the full 3.125 BTC (currently $260,000-$373,000) directly to your wallet the instant you solve a block. No forms, no claiming process, no lottery office. You can then sell the Bitcoin for cash through any exchange like Coinbase and transfer it to your bank account.
Rated 4.9 'Excellent'When I first got Monobloq, I was nervous about setting it up, thinking it might be complicated. But it was straightforward—I plugged it in, followed the instructions, and within 5 minutes it was running. I left it on while I went about my day, and I was impressed by how quietly it ran. Over the next few weeks, I noticed it didn't affect my electricity usage at all. I could leave it running overnight without hearing a sound. Honestly, it's one of the easiest devices I've used that feels completely set-and-forget.
I first heard about Monobloq in a Facebook group where someone shared that they won. The post explained they had three devices running quietly in the background at the same time, and they didn't have to do anything. That made me realize it was worth trying. I haven't won yet, but hearing that story makes me feel like it's actually possible, especially if I set up multiple devices myself.
I've had Monobloq on for about a month now. I expected to see my electricity costs rise a bit, but surprisingly, it barely used any power at all. It's nice to have something automated that doesn't affect the bills, and I can leave it on all day without thinking about it.
I've made plenty of bad bets in the past—impulsive gambling, risky decisions, nothing ever worked out. Trying Monobloq feels different. For the first time, I feel like I'm making a wise gamble. I set it up, left it running quietly, and didn't have to obsess over it. It feels smart, safe, and responsible compared to everything else I've done before.
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