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Hover to zoomAn orange cogwheel above JUST ONE MORE NONCE and a small Bitcoin symbol, a try-again joke for home miners.
An orange outline cogwheel with eight teeth and a round center hole sits above JUST ONE and MORE NONCE in two lines of bold white capitals. A small tilted orange Bitcoin symbol sits centered below the words.
| Material | Airlume combed & ring-spun cotton |
|---|---|
| Fit | Unisex tailored crew neck |
| Printed to order | |
| Sizes | XS, S, M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL |
| SKU | BC-JUSTNONCE |
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Anyone who has said just one more try at midnight will recognize this one. Bitcoin miners keep changing a single number and hashing again, hoping the result lands under the target. This tee turns that stubborn loop into an orange cogwheel and a plea.
A nonce is a 32-bit number stored in a block header. Miners keep changing it, hash the header each time and check whether the result falls below the network's target. Most tries miss, so the next attempt is always one more away. Solo miners running home hardware are a real hobby, and this shirt pokes gentle fun at the loop. The joke is about persistence, not about profit or what any machine will earn.
This one belongs at a home mining meetup, a late-night build session or any hobby group where somebody's project always needs one more tweak. Outsiders will read it as a plain joke about trying again, and the bitcoiners in the room will laugh a little harder.
It is a 32-bit number inside a block header that miners keep changing while they hash the header. Each new value produces a fresh hash, and the miner checks whether that hash is below the network target. Most values miss, which is exactly why the shirt says just one more.
No. The shirt makes no claim about profit, and it should not be read as advice. Solo mining at home is a hobby for many people, and whether any machine covers its electricity depends on hardware, power prices and luck. Treat the tee as a joke about trying again, not a business plan or a financial recommendation.
Someone who tinkers with computers on weekends, a person who has watched a progress bar at 2 a.m., or a friend who still says one more game when the clock is past midnight. The cogwheel is a simple outline, so the gear joke lands even for people who have never heard the word nonce.