On April 3, a miner who mined solo through CKPool successfully mined block #943,411, earning about 3.139 BTC in rewards, worth about $210k. Solo mining is still a low-probability event; in the past 12 months, only 20 blocks were mined. Mining competition has intensified, and network difficulty has shown fluctuations.

BlackRock's staking Ethereum ETF attracted approximately $46 million in funding within two days of its launch, holding spot ETH and staking 70%-95% of ETH through CEX. Investors can receive approximately 82% of staking rewards monthly, with remaining rewards going to BlackRock and service providers. The fund's non-compounding design attracts large investors, and BlackRock chose to launch the staking ETF independently to mitigate risks.

A Bitcoin miner successfully mined the 927,474th block alone, earning a reward of $284,633. The probability of this event occurring is one in thirty thousand, and developers say it would take approximately 82 years to mine a block.

Golden Finance reported that a retail investor miner using Solo CKpool with a computing power of only 6 TH/s accidentally mined a block, earning about $265,000 in Bitcoin rewards. Based on the total network computing power, the daily block generation probability is only about 1 in 180 million. This is the first successful CKpool block in the past three months, and it is the 308th since the software was launched in 2014.