ChainCatcher news, an independent Bitcoin miner recently mined the 867,118th block, receiving a block reward of 3.329 BTC, currently valued at $221,690.

ChainCatcher news, according to Decrypt, a Bitcoin miner received nearly $200,000 in block rewards yesterday.According to blockchain data, this lucky miner processed block number 858,978 at 00:21:58 today. The block contained a total of 2,391 transactions, and the miner received Bitcoin worth $199,094 as a result.

ChainCatcher message, according to Chainwire, the Solana ecosystem DePIN protocol io.net has announced the launch of a staking program aimed at enhancing the security and performance of the GPU Internet (IOG), while providing community members with the opportunity to earn rewards through contributions. By staking devices in the IO network, users can convert computing power into a source of income and receive block rewards based on device performance. The program accommodates a variety of devices, from high-end GPUs to more moderate setups.The program also offers users who wish to unstake tokens a 14-day unbonding period during which devices will not receive block rewards. After the program launches, there will be a 14-day grace period before the minimum staking requirements take effect. These requirements will appear shortly after the launch on users' block reward nomination lists, with the specific block ID for enforcement to be announced separately.

ChainCatcher news, according to Decrypt, a solo Bitcoin miner successfully processed block 853,742, earning a block reward worth approximately $210,000. This miner processed a block containing 4,365 transactions and received a reward of 3.19 BTC.Although the chances of a single miner successfully processing a block are extremely low, this lucky event indicates that individual miners still have the opportunity to reap substantial rewards from the Bitcoin network. Such events are very rare, with the last similar occurrence happening in April of this year, when a miner won a reward of $218,500.

ChainCatcher message, io.net announces the launch of block rewards, providing block rewards for Suppliers accounts that offer GPU or CPU on the IOG network. The block rewards are credited to Suppliers accounts in the form of IO on an hourly basis, with the current distribution of block rewards being: 80% released per hour allocated to GPU, and 20% allocated to CPU.

ChainCatcher news, the decentralized artificial intelligence computing and cloud platform io.net announced on platform X that the block rewards are about to launch. On June 25, the daily rewards for IO Workers will begin to be distributed.

ChainCatcher news, Bitcoin Magazine tweeted that an independent miner with a hash rate of about 1 PH/s received a block reward of 6.25 BTC (worth over $160,000) on August 18.Generally speaking, for miners at this hash rate level, it takes an average of 7 years to create a valid transaction to receive a block reward at the current mining difficulty.

ChainCatcher message, the proposal from the Canto community of the Cosmos ecosystem public chain to reduce liquidity mining incentives and the issuance rate of block rewards has been approved. The proposal suggests setting new liquidity mining incentives, with an average reward reduction of about 38%, while reducing security emissions (the block rewards given to stakers for protecting the network) to 4.76 CANTO per block, a decrease of about 15%. These proposals are now in effect. (Source link)

ChainCatcher news, the Cosmos ecological public chain Canto will vote on three proposals on May 11, aiming to reduce liquidity mining incentives and the issuance rate of block rewards, thereby lowering the overall supply inflation rate. If these governance proposals are passed, the mining incentives for each liquidity pool on Canto, such as ETH/CANTO and ATOM/CANTO, will be reduced by an average of about 38%, and the amount of CANTO issued per block will also decrease to 4.76 CANTO, a reduction of 15%. (Source link)

ChainCatcher news, according to BTC.com data, the Bitcoin network has produced 3 blocks after resuming block production at 15:59:31 today, with block rewards exceeding 12 BTC and transaction fees exceeding 6 BTC. The reporting parties are F2Pool, Foundry USA, and AntPool. (Source link)

ChainCatcher news, according to the official announcement, the official team of Klaytn, a public chain under the South Korean internet giant Kakao, has submitted a governance proposal to the Klaytn Governance Council (GC) to "reduce block rewards," suggesting a one-third reduction in the current block rewards to optimize the Klaytn ecosystem for sustainable development.It is reported that currently, the Klaytn network mints 9.6 KLAY for each new block, and if the proposal is approved, 6.4 KLAY will be minted for each new block. (Source link)

According to Chain Catcher news and Messari data, the Ethereum merge has led to a 90% reduction in block rewards compared to the previous quarter. If Ethereum had started using PoS from the beginning of the third quarter, its net deflationary burn would have consumed 1,600 more ETH than the block rewards. (source link)

Chain Catcher News, ETHW announced its mainnet plan today, which will go live within 24 hours after the Ethereum merge. The exact time will be announced 1 hour before the launch via a countdown timer, and all content including the final code, binaries, configuration files, node information, RPC, explorers, etc., will be made public at that time.The mainnet will start at the block height of the merge block "plus" 2048 empty blocks as padding, to ensure that the chainID successfully switches to 10001 and that this chain is the longest chain of ETHW. The merge block + 2049 will be the first block on ETHW that may contain any transactions. The block rewards for the empty blocks will be directed to a 1559 multi-signature wallet. (Source link)