A NiceHash user found a Bitcoin block with a 50 USDT package.
Original headline50 USDT 패키지로 비트코인 블록 찾은 나이스해시 이용자
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A NiceHash user mining through a 50 USDT package has solved a Bitcoin block, earning the 3.125 BTC subsidy worth roughly $235,300 at the time. The block is the first mined via NiceHash’s newly launched USDT-denominated package, which lets users participate without owning ASIC hardware or running a mining farm. The reward reflects the post-April 2024 halving subsidy of 3.125 BTC, with transaction fees varying by block and adding to total miner compensation. The result highlights how small, stablecoin-priced cloud mining contracts can occasionally capture full block rewards despite minimal upfront cost. What to watch next is whether USDT packages draw more retail hashpower to NiceHash and whether similar low-cost contracts produce further solo-style block wins.
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