How solo block odds work.
Bitcoin mining is a draw that runs roughly every ten minutes. Each hash your hardware tries is one attempt at that draw. Renting hashrate buys more attempts, measured against the whole network.
Scroll to see exactly what your attempts are worth.
Your share of the network.
A $1,000 round over 7 days buys you about — of rented SHA-256 power. It is small next to the network, but it is a genuine, fair share of every block drawn while it runs.
The average wait for a block.
At —, the average time to solve a block is about —. That is the honest expected wait. The actual outcome of any single round is what matters, and that is covered next.
The chance over your round.
Over your 7-day round, the real chance of solving at least one block is —, or about —. Most rounds find nothing. The payout is winner-take-all, and that is stated plainly.
The pricing is fair as well. The hashrate is priced off the live hashprice the whole market uses, so there is no large house edge taken from the reward.
A whole block, in virgin coins.
Solve one and the network pays you the entire block of ~3.125 BTC in freshly-mined virgin coins, straight to your own wallet. They are never spent and clean from block zero. The reward is not split.
Run the numbers on your own stake.
The payout is winner-take-all. The $1,000 is spent whether or not a block is found.
Long odds, fair pricing, and the whole reward if you win.
There is no rig to buy, no power bill, and no custody. You rent the hashrate, point it at a pool you control, and keep every satoshi a block pays out.
Solo mining is speculative and all-or-nothing. Most rounds find no block and the rental cost is spent regardless of outcome. Odds are real but small, outcomes are random, and there is no guaranteed or expected return. Rewards are paid by your chosen pool directly to a wallet you control, and IonGrid never custodies your coins. Never spend more than you are happy to lose.