"The secret of happiness is this: let your interests be as wide as possible." – Bertrand Russell Me:

I’ve been running my own solo mining setup for a while now – including a full node, a couple of #bitaxe miners, and a dedicated solo mining pool. Recently, I've automated miner monitoring and alerts with #openclaw. Running it on my Raspberry Pi and granting it access to Umbrel's OS, miner APIs, and hooking it up with Telegram turned out to be a super powerful combo. My agent now continuously keeps an eye on: 🔸 Bitcoin node: health and uptime 🔸 AxeOS: miner status and performance 🔸 mempool.space: network difficulty and newly found blocks Whenever a trigger event occurs, a Telegram bot sends an alert straight to my phone. For example: ◻️ ASIC temperature or error rates exceed defined thresholds ◻️ Hashrate drops below a certain level ◻️ New best shares (per miner and across the entire setup) ◻️ Miner or node goes offline or comes back online ◻️ Bitcoin network difficulty adjustment ◻️ A block is found by any solo miner globally ◻️ Or… by me (yeah, well) On top of that, I’ve set it up to give me a clean weekly summary every Sunday evening, including uptime per device, average hashrate, and more. All of this has been scripted and automated with OpenClaw and Claude Code, built in just a few hours, and on a $10 token budget. Mind = blown 🤯 @BTC-Solo-Mining