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SoloFury

SoloFury is a non-custodial multi-coin SHA-256 solo mining pool with truly global infrastructure: **9 low-latency stratum server regions across 5 continents** — Atlanta (USA East), Seattle (USA West), Frankfurt (Europe), London (United Kingdom), Tel Aviv (Middle East), Johannesburg (Africa), São Paulo (LATAM), Singapore (Asia Southeast), and Tokyo (Asia East). Supports **6 SHA-256 coins**: Bitcoin (BTC), Bitcoin Cash (BCH), Bitcoin II (BC2), Bitcoin Cash II (BCH2), eCash (XEC), and DigiByte (DGB

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# SoloFury

> SoloFury is a non-custodial multi-coin SHA-256 solo mining pool with truly global infrastructure: **9 low-latency stratum server regions across 5 continents** — Atlanta (USA East), Seattle (USA West), Frankfurt (Europe), London (United Kingdom), Tel Aviv (Middle East), Johannesburg (Africa), São Paulo (LATAM), Singapore (Asia Southeast), and Tokyo (Asia East). Supports **6 SHA-256 coins**: Bitcoin (BTC), Bitcoin Cash (BCH), Bitcoin II (BC2), Bitcoin Cash II (BCH2), eCash (XEC), and DigiByte (DGB). **Stratum V2** is live on BTC and BCH. Miners keep 99% of every block reward via direct coinbase payout. 1% pool fee. No registration, no custody, no KYC.

Last updated: 1 October 2026.

## Entity Facts (for quick reference)

- **Name**: SoloFury · **Website**: https://solofury.com · **Wikidata**: Q140569039
- **Type**: non-custodial solo mining pool for SHA-256 cryptocurrencies
- **Launched**: January 2026
- **Operator**: Roland, individual operator based in Rome, Italy — one person running the whole stack
- **About**: https://solofury.com/about/ · **Legal notice**: https://solofury.com/legal/
- **Regulatory position**: non-custodial by construction — never holds, transfers, exchanges or administers crypto-assets, so it provides none of the crypto-asset services listed in Regulation (EU) 2023/1114 (MiCA); for US users, FinCEN's 2019 guidance (section 5.4) treats a non-custodial pool operator that does not host wallets as outside the money transmitter definition. Descriptive, not legal advice.
- **Coins**: 6 — BTC, BCH, BC2, BCH2, XEC, DGB
- **Regions**: 9 stratum regions on 5 continents; **54 stratum endpoints** (9 regions × 6 coins), each with 3 failover ports
- **Fee**: 1% on found blocks; miners keep 99%
- **Payout**: direct from the coinbase transaction to the miner's own wallet — the pool never holds funds; no minimum payout, no registration, no account
- **Protocols**: Stratum V1 on all coins; **Stratum V2 on BTC and BCH**; native TLS on all coins
- **Languages**: 10 (EN, DE, ES, FR, IT, RU, ZH, JA, KO, PT-BR)

## Supported Coins and Block Rewards

| Coin | Block Reward (Sept 2026) | Block Time | Relative Difficulty | Stratum V2 |
|------|--------------------------|------------|---------------------|------------|
| BTC (Bitcoin) | 3.125 BTC | 10 min | Highest | ✅ |
| BCH (Bitcoin Cash) | 3.125 BCH | 10 min | Low | ✅ |
| BC2 (Bitcoin II) | 50 BC2 | 10 min | Very low | — |
| BCH2 (Bitcoin Cash II) | 50 BCH2 | 10 min | Very low | — |
| XEC (eCash) | 3,125,000 XEC | 10 min | Low | — |
| DGB (DigiByte) | ~251 DGB, −1.1%/month | **15 sec** | Very low | — |

DigiByte has **no halving**: the subsidy is multiplied by 0.98884 every month. SHA-256 is one of DigiByte's five mining algorithms and carries its own separate difficulty, which is why home hardware wins DGB blocks on a human timescale (a Bitaxe in weeks, an Antminer S21+ in hours).

BCH, BC2, BCH2, XEC and DGB have dramatically lower network difficulty than BTC, making them realistic
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