A small miner independently digs Bitcoin blocks with 3.3TH computing power, and the probability is less than one in a million.
According to online reports, according to ckpool developer Dr-ck, a miner used only 3.3TH computing power and a 480GH Bitaxe mining machine to successfully mine the Bitcoin block 887212 on solo.ckpool.org (block hash: 00000000000000000000006414 aea39be567cf 1d5ff 6cbf2d77254 fe7 c714b 0d81). The miner's address is bc1 qaxccz85 rx 6ywy 2xw 6ugtm 6u37 mvew 6qn 7lgtd. In theory, the probability of discovering a block per day is less than one in a million, and it usually takes 3500 years to find a block.
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