According to @rovercrc, a solo miner mined an entire Bitcoin (BTC) block worth over $350,000, capturing the full block reward and transaction fees (source: @rovercrc). The payout consists of the fixed 3.125 BTC block subsidy plus all included transaction fees as defined by Bitcoin consensus rules, so the USD value depends on BTC price and current fee levels (source: Bitcoin.org Developer Guide). Solo wins are statistically rare because most global hash rate operates via mining pools, making this notable for decentralization optics but not altering BTC issuance or network fundamentals (source: Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance; source: Bitcoin.org Developer Guide). Trading takeaways: monitor near-term sentiment in BTC, mining-related tokens, and US-listed miners for knee-jerk moves tied to the headline while noting no change to BTC supply schedule, which limits structural price impact (source: @rovercrc; source: Bitcoin.org Developer Guide). For miner revenue sensitivity, track real-time fee levels on mempool.space (source: mempool.space).