LEGAL DISCLAIMER & TERMS OF USE
Who Operates SoloFury: SoloFury is a personal project by Rolando, an operator based in Europe, and has been online since January 2026. The pool runs on servers in 9 regions worldwide, including the United States, Europe, Asia, the Middle East, Africa and South America.
Service Nature: SoloFury is technical infrastructure for solo mining: Stratum servers, block templates and statistics. It is not a wallet, an exchange, a custodian or a payment service. No registration is required and no account exists; SoloFury does not collect names, email addresses or identity documents. Technical connection data needed to operate the service, such as the IP address of a connecting miner, is processed only to run and secure the service, is not linked to any identity, and is not sold or shared.
No Custody of Funds: SoloFury never holds, manages or distributes rewards. All block rewards are paid by the blockchain protocol itself, in the coinbase transaction, directly to the wallet address configured by the user in their mining software; SoloFury's 1% fee is a separate output of the same transaction. There are no balances, no withdrawals and no minimum payout.
Zero Responsibility for Errors: Users are solely responsible for the correctness of the stratum parameters and wallet addresses used. SoloFury is not liable for any lost rewards due to misconfiguration, network latency, or server downtime.
Hardware Risk: Users acknowledge that mining is an intensive activity. SoloFury is not responsible for any hardware failure or damage resulting from the connection to its infrastructure.
Tax & Regulatory Compliance: Users are solely responsible for compliance with applicable tax laws and regulations in their jurisdiction. SoloFury does not provide financial, legal, or tax advice.
No Guarantees: Solo mining involves inherent risks. Finding a block is probabilistic and not guaranteed. Past results do not guarantee future performance.
Regulatory Position: Because SoloFury does not hold, transfer, exchange or administer crypto-assets on behalf of anyone, it provides none of the crypto-asset services listed in Regulation (EU) 2023/1114 (MiCA) and is not authorised as a crypto-asset service provider. For users in the United States, FinCEN's 2019 guidance (section 5.4) treats a non-custodial pool operator that does not host wallets as outside the definition of money transmitter. These statements describe how the service is built; they are not legal advice, and users remain responsible for the rules that apply to them.
Acceptance: Use of the service constitutes acceptance of these terms.