Pool fees on a found block — Best Solo Mining Pool for Bitaxe
On a solo pool, the stated fee is usually taken from the block reward when your miner finds a block, so read it on each pool's official page.
Where the fee comes out
When a solo miner finds a block, the reward is paid through the block's coinbase transaction. Many solo pools build that transaction so most of the reward goes to your address. The pool's fee is often a separate output in the same transaction.
The reward includes the block subsidy and the transaction fees collected in that block. Practice varies on whether the pool fee applies to both parts. Check each pool's terms for the exact basis.
If no block is found, a solo pool usually has nothing to deduct. This site does not quote fee figures in its text. Current figures appear in the data block and on each pool's official page.
Where each pool states it
Each solo pool states its fee on its own official site. It often sits on a terms, FAQ or getting-started page. Read the fee there, along with the date the page was last updated, if shown.
Hashly lists Solo CKPool as a solo mining service for Bitcoin. Its entry shows the fee, the date the terms were verified, and links to the operator's terms and status page.
Hashly does not yet list other solo Bitcoin pools. For those, this site reads the fee from each pool's official page and records the date of the check. The site's data block shows this site's own readings for those pools and the figures read from Hashly's index at build time. Treat any fee as current only after you confirm it at the source.
An illustrative check
Choose two solo pools you might use with a Bitaxe. For each one, open the official fee page. Record the fee as stated, the wording around it, and the date you read it.
Next, check whether the fee applies to the subsidy, the transaction fees, or both. If the page is unclear, note that instead of guessing. For Solo CKPool, compare your reading with Hashly's entry and its verification date.
If either pool has found blocks before, open one on a block explorer such as mempool.space. Look at the coinbase outputs and see how the reward was split.
This is a proposed check, not a reported Hashly test. Confirm current listings on Hashly's official site, hashly.net.
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 should I verify for pool fees on a found block?
Verify the fee as stated on the pool's own page, the date you read it, and whether it applies to the subsidy, transaction fees or both. For pools Hashly lists, compare your reading with the verification date shown there. Set aside any figure you cannot trace to a source.
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. “Pool fees on a found block — Best Solo Mining Pool for Bitaxe.” Content reviewed 9 November 2026. https://bestsolominingpoolforbitaxe.com/pool-fees/