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Best Solo Mining Pool for Bitaxe — glossary

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Solo mining
Solo mining is a way of mining in which the miner receives the block reward only when its own work finds a block, minus any pool fee.
Stratum
Stratum is the network protocol a mining device uses to receive work from a pool and send back shares, reached through a URL and a port.
Share
A share is a unit of work a miner submits to a pool that meets the pool's lower difficulty target, showing that the device is hashing.
Difficulty
Difficulty is a measure of how hard it is to find a hash below a target, set by the network for blocks and by pools for shares.
PPLNS
PPLNS, pay per last N shares, is a pooled reward scheme that splits each found block among miners according to their recent shares.
FPPS
FPPS, full pay per share, is a pooled reward scheme that pays miners per share, including an estimate of transaction fees, regardless of when blocks are found.
Block reward
The block reward is the new bitcoin issued in a block plus the transaction fees it includes, paid through the block's coinbase transaction.

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