A miner uses a 1TH/s calculator to promote 3.182 BTC blocks, with a probability of about 16,000 a year

On 12 July, a miner, using a Bitaxe ASIC machine with a single chip of approximately 1 TH/s, successfully dug up a bitcoin block of 957,382 yesterday, with a total award of approximately $200,000 for 3.182 BTCs. The equipment was not operating over the frequency, and 100 per cent of block subsidies and transaction fees were retained for mining at the Public Pool mine at zero charges. Its effective share is as difficult as 294.14 T, more than twice the amount of 133.87 T required for the removal of the block. Based on 1 TH/s, it is estimated that on average about 16,000 years before a block is expected to be dug, an event that is extremely rare, but which is still about 53 times more likely to win a day than to buy a lottery。