# CKPool solo is not daily income or an ordinary shared pool

CKPool pays the mining reward only when that address finds a block. Hashrate does not become daily BTC. Current terms stay on the operator site, and a dash is an unpublished amount.

- Canonical: https://iotahome.site/en/learn/btc-ckpool-solo-rewards
- Publisher: IOTA Watch
- Topics: Bitcoin
- Published: 2026-10-24
- Updated: 2026-10-24

## At a glance

Separate a solo block from the amount fields that stay empty. Hashrate is not daily BTC. Charges stay on the solo.ckpool.org page; this monitor does not calculate a fee.

## Hashrate is not a daily BTC figure

Open [Bitcoin monitoring](https://iotahome.site/en/projects/btc) and check the one-hour rate and Workers. Confirm a block on the page the operator names and in your wallet.

## Readings that look like money

| Reading | Meaning |
| --- | --- |
| Address one-hour hashrate | A work rate, not BTC |
| Balance / paid / daily reward | The user record has none of these amounts. A dash is unknown |
| A block that was found | The reward appears only then. A miss does not become pending or paid |
| Current terms on the operator site | Charges follow the solo.ckpool.org page as published |

CKPool does not turn hashrate into BTC by the day. The operator says this is not a pool: there is no registration, and the Bitcoin address in the username is paid only when that work finds a block. A hashrate reading on the monitor is therefore not daily income, and a dash is not "today earned 0." How any charge is calculated stays on [solo.ckpool.org](https://solo.ckpool.org/) as written there. The monitor has no daily debit line and does not turn hashrate into BTC.

## Why the amount fields are empty

The user stats do not publish a balance, an amount paid, or a daily reward. The page leaves all three unknown. Reading a dash as a paid total, or as income of zero, turns "not published" into a ledger line. An empty amount and a 0 in the one-hour window are different. Zero is a rate of nothing in that hour. A dash means the coin amount is unknown.

## The reward follows a found block

The reward appears only when work for this address finds a block. The operator points found blocks to mempool.space/mining/pool/solock. Arrival is confirmed in your own wallet. A block you did not find does not become pending or paid on the monitor. An illustrative 100T is only 100×10^12 H/s, still a rate. Multiplying by a coin price is a step this monitor does not run and the user record does not contain.

## Two branches

- To see BTC per day: the user record has no such field. The one-hour rate stays a rate and does not become a daily arrival.

- If a dash looks like a missing payment, check the block page the operator names and your wallet for a found block. Do not fill in a daily figure here.

- The same address with a one-hour rate of 0 and empty amounts means that hour had no rate, and the coin amount is still unknown. Do not read the dash as a paid zero.

Open the [Bitcoin monitor](https://iotahome.site/en/projects/btc). How to read the page is in [address monitor](https://iotahome.site/en/learn/btc-mining-monitor-guide). A missing record is in [address not found](https://iotahome.site/en/learn/btc-ckpool-address-not-found).

## Common questions

### Does a dash mean today's income is zero?

No. Those three amounts are not published, so they stay unknown.

### Is a charge taken from hashrate every day?

The monitor has no daily debit line. Current charges stay on solo.ckpool.org. The reward still appears only when a block is found.

### Can 100T times a price become BTC per day?

No. Here 100T is only an illustrative rate. The user record has no daily BTC field.

## Sources and implementation

- [CKPool solo](https://solo.ckpool.org/)
- [CKPool pool.status](https://raw.stats.ckpool.org/pool/pool.status)
- [CKPool found blocks path](https://mempool.space/mining/pool/solock)