Theoretically, yes. You don’t necessarily need to own a massive mining farm to do it. Even a single small miner has a chance of finding a new Bitcoin block on its own.
But there’s a catch: the lower your hashrate compared to the total network hashrate, the lower your chances of success.
That’s why solo mining is often compared to a lottery: you might wait a very long time without finding anything, but one lucky attempt could bring the reward for an entire block.
That’s why most miners join mining pools: instead of chasing a rare jackpot, they receive smaller but much more regular payouts.
🤓 What would you choose: a chance to hit the mining jackpot or more predictable payouts from a pool?