Super Jackpot: 3.125 BTC
Draws 144 times per day — over 50,000 chances per year
Simple setup: just plug in and connect to Wi-Fi to participate
Mini device, low power consumption, high computing power — 1000 hashes/second
What is Lottery Mining?
Lottery mining is an independent mining method where miners use their own devices to individually compete for block rewards. It’s often compared to buying a lottery ticket — the chances of winning are low, but the potential rewards are significant.
In lottery mining, miners do not join a mining pool (where multiple miners combine computing resources to increase their chances of solving complex math problems and creating new blocks). Instead, independent miners rely on luck to find a valid block and add it to the blockchain.
The probability of winning a block reward is directly related to the miner’s computing power (hash rate), which measures how many cryptographic hashes a machine can generate per second, usually expressed in terahashes per second (TH/s). Compared with large mining pools, independent miners have much lower computing power, so their chance of winning block rewards is smaller.
For example, an independent miner with a hash rate of 0.000045 TH/s has about a 1 in 4,750 chance of winning a block, which is far better than the odds of winning Powerball or Mega Millions in the U.S. (about 1 in 300 million). At the same time, since Bitcoin generates a new block roughly every 10 minutes — meaning there are 144 chances per day — the opportunities are much more frequent than lotteries like Powerball, which only draw every few days.
