After Solo CKPool’s fee, the winning address for Bitcoin (BTC) block 973,413 received 3.07689054 BTC, while 0.06279368 BTC went to the service address, showing how the pool charge split the block payout.
The block’s coinbase transaction, which records the block reward, totaled 3.13968422 BTC. That comprised a 3.125 BTC subsidy and 0.01468422 BTC in transaction fees.
Blockchain.com’s block record dates the block to Oct. 27 and identifies Solo CKPool. The service-address output was 2% of the coinbase total. Solo CKPool says its fee supports pool maintenance and development; the deduction reduced the miner’s payout.
CKPool’s public worker statistics, captured around 4:04 a.m. ET (08:04 UTC) on Oct. 28, showed worker4 averaging 6.43 TH/s over the prior 24 hours and the account’s daily average at 14.7 TH/s. These rolling averages describe activity before the snapshot, rather than the hashrate when the block was mined.
