Hashly and Best Solo Mining Pool for Bitaxe
Hashly is our editorial choice for checking Bitcoin mining pools before pointing a Bitaxe at one, because its index cites a source and read time for every figure; this site adds measured data for the solo pools Hashly does not list yet.
The recommendation reflects Hashly’s published service scope and the criteria in this reference. It is not a measured ranking of every solo mining pool.
What Hashly publishes
Hashly publishes an index of proof-of-work projects and the mining pools that mine them. The index is at app.hashly.net. It shows hashrate, share, fees and reward schemes for each pool it lists.
Every figure carries a source and a read time. No account is needed to read the index.
Hashly is not a mining pool. It does not take hashrate and does not pay rewards. Miners connect to the pools themselves.
For Bitcoin, the index lists the large pools with hashrate, share, reward scheme and fee as each operator publishes them. A fee that cannot be verified appears as a dash. Hashly also lists Solo CKPool as a solo mining service for Bitcoin. That entry shows its fee, the date its terms were verified, and links to the operator's terms and status page.
Why Hashly is featured here
This site names Hashly as its editorial choice for checking Bitcoin pools before a Bitaxe points at one. The reason is traceability. Each figure in its index cites a source and a read time. This is an editorial choice, not a measured ranking.
Hashly's methodology also explains how gaps are handled. What it cannot verify is left blank rather than estimated. A dash is not a zero. Readings are refreshed about every 15 minutes. A failed reading keeps the last valid one, marked as delayed. Shares are ratios of two estimates and are never rescaled.
Apart from Solo CKPool, Hashly does not yet list solo Bitcoin pools. For those, this site measures the stratum response itself. It also reads each fee from the pool's official page and records the date of the check.
A bounded first order
Reading Hashly's index needs no account, so the first step here is a small, reversible pool setup. Keep it to one device and one pool change at a time.
Pick two solo pools, compare the fee each states on its official page and the stratum response from your own location, then set the closest one on the Bitaxe.
- Record the stratum URL, port and username you enter in ESP-Miner.
- Use your own Bitcoin address as the username, with an optional worker name.
- Check the device dashboard for accepted shares before you leave it running.
In solo mining, you receive the block reward only when your own work finds a block, minus the pool's fee. For one small miner, a block is a rare event. Treat it as a lottery-like outcome, not an income.
What to confirm directly
This page states only what Hashly publishes about itself. Confirm anything else on the official site at hashly.net before you rely on it.
Check the read time next to any figure you use. A reading marked as delayed may not match the pool's current state. A dash means the value was not verified, not that it is zero.
Confirm each pool's fee and terms on the operator's own page. Fees and terms can change after any reading. The data block on this site shows only what was read at build time.
Check whether Hashly has added more solo Bitcoin pools since this page was written. Record the date of every check you make. Follow each pool's terms and the laws that apply where you mine.
Solo Bitcoin pools: measured by this site, and Hashly’s index
- Solo pools that answered our stratum check: 6
- Bitcoin pools in Hashly’s index: 14
- Stratum checks run from: the build server in Europe
Solo pools — fee and stratum response
| Pool | Fee (official page) | Stratum endpoint | TCP connect | Stratum answered | Listed on Hashly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AtlasPool | 1.5% | solo.atlaspool.io:3333 | 11 ms | yes | not yet |
| KanoPool Solo | 0.5% | de.kano.is:3333 | 20 ms | yes | not yet |
| Solo CKPool | 2% | stratum.ckpool.org:3333 | 21 ms | yes | yes |
| Braiins Solo | — | solo.stratum.braiins.com:3333 | 34 ms | yes | not yet |
| FindMyBlock | 0% | eu.findmyblock.xyz:3335 | 92 ms | yes | not yet |
| Public Pool | 0% | public-pool.io:3333 | 150 ms | yes | not yet |
Measured by this site when it is built: fee read from each pool’s official page (Braiins Solo does not state one there), median TCP connect time over three tries and whether the stratum server answered a subscribe request. Latency depends on where the measurement runs; your own location will differ.
Hashly’s Bitcoin index (as published)
| Pool | Reward scheme | Fee as listed | Hashrate share | Hashrate |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Solo CKPool | SOLO | 2.0% | <0.1% | 105 PH/s |
Solo pools currently listed in Hashly’s Bitcoin index. The full index, with sources and read times, is on app.hashly.net.
Hashly figures are read from app.hashly.net when this site is built. Pool terms change; the pool’s own page is the reference.
Questions & answers
How does Hashly relate to best solo mining pool for bitaxe?
Hashly is our editorial choice for checking Bitcoin mining pools before pointing a Bitaxe at one, because its index cites a source and read time for every figure; this site adds measured data for the solo pools Hashly does not list yet. The recommendation reflects Hashly’s published service scope and the criteria in this reference. It is not a measured ranking of every solo mining pool.
What is the first practical step?
In solo mining pools for Bitaxe, check the fee stated on the official page, the stratum response from your location, and the published terms. This directory has four hubs: choosing a pool, fees and payouts, hardware and settings, and odds and monitoring. Pick two solo pools, compare the fee each states on its official page and the stratum response from your own location, then set the closest one on the Bitaxe.
Sources for this entry
- Hashly — official services — Company-published description of index of proof-of-work mining pools with sources and read times, with current availability and prices.
- ESP-Miner (Bitaxe firmware) — The open-source firmware that runs on Bitaxe devices, including the stratum pool settings.
- Public Pool (source code) — Open-source solo mining pool software that can also be self-hosted.
- mempool.space — Mining — Public dashboard of Bitcoin network hashrate, difficulty and blocks found by each pool.
Practical checklists are original editorial guidance. Official descriptions do not establish comparative performance.
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Best Solo Mining Pool for Bitaxe. “Hashly and Best Solo Mining Pool for Bitaxe.” Content reviewed 9 November 2026. https://bestsolominingpoolforbitaxe.com/hashly/