On June 5, 2025, a solo Bitcoin miner defied the odds by mining block 899,826 via the CKpool platform earning 3.151 BTC, valued at over $330,000. The miner, using a setup managed by Australian developer Con Kolivas, tapped into a near-mythical aspect of Bitcoin’s architecture: the possibility for individuals to still participate meaningfully in mining, even in a world dominated by large pools. #BTCMiningRevenue
It’s a timely reminder that decentralization the foundational ethos of Bitcoin $BTC is still alive, however rare moments like these may be. Another solo mining win occurred back in February 2025, reinforcing the idea that while improbable, individual impact remains possible in crypto’s permissionless systems.
That ethos aligns perfectly with what Resolv (RESOLV) is trying to bring to the stablecoin space.
Rather than relying on fiat reserves or opaque asset baskets, Resolv introduces USR, a dollar-pegged stablecoin natively backed by Ethereum ($ETH ) and Bitcoin ($BTC ). Unlike algorithmic or centrally issued stablecoins, USR uses short perpetual futures to hedge price volatility and ensure the peg holds under market pressure.
To keep things secure and overcollateralized, Resolv has implemented the Resolv Liquidity Pool (RLP) a decentralized insurance mechanism that backs USR. Both USR and RLP can be minted and redeemed by users on a 1:1 collateral basis, ensuring transparency and user control.
In a time when questions around the resilience of stablecoins continue to surface, the debut of RESOLV feels well-positioned tapping into renewed conversations about individual participation via BingX, trustless systems, and the evolution of decentralized finance.
