• Bounties for development • • Ticker • VTC Price: 3.091 • VTC Price: 0.0003519 • Change (24h): -5.06 • Change (30d): -12.54 • Volume (24h): 42 • Updated: 02-04 14:08 GMT • • Join us on Discord • Technical Details Algorithm: Lyra2REv2 Max Coins: 84 million. Block time: 2.5 minutes Subsidy halves every 840,000 blocks (~4 years) Difficulty Re-Target Time: Every block with KGW algorithm Block Rewards: 25 coins per block Subreddit Essentials Vertcoin Official IRC: #vertcoin on Exchanges: VTC/BTC: VTC/BTC: VTC/BTC: VTC/EUR: VTC/BTC: VTC/BTC: VTC/GBP/EUR Merchant Tools: Vertcoin payment processor Services Mining Block Explorers, Other stuff Useful Subreddits. I looked around for a long time in order to find a solid guide and didn't find anything terribly helpful so I'll write this for posterity. This is written specifically for VTC but you can do it with just about any coin you want, just use the appropriate wallet. • Yes, I know solo mining is not usually profitable and yes, I know p2pools are the way to go for VTC, but I'm writing this 'for science'.

• This is written for Windows. • Download and install the latest vertcoin wallet found at • Run your wallet and let it synch up until you're all caught up. This could take some time. • After the wallet is synched, close the wallet and open up your Windows Explorer and type the following in the address line:%appdata% Vertcoin • Create and save a file called vertcoin.conf that includes the following code: rpcuser=miner (or your username of choice) rpcpassword=miner1 (or your password of choice) rpcallowip=127.0.0.1 rpcport=9332 daemon=1 server=1 gen=0 block_nTime= block_nNonce= • Create a batch file called vtcSolo.bat. This file will launch your wallet telling it to use the config file we just created: c: cd 'Program Files (x86)' (or just cd 'Program Files' if you're on a 32-bit machine) cd vertcoin vertminer-qt.exe -conf=vertcoin.conf Save this.

Run the batch file. This starts the wallet in 'server' mode accepting local connections with specified username and password.

• Create a batch file to start your miner. C: cd%appdata% cd vertcoin vertminer -o -u miner -p miner1 (add your specific GPU switches and tweaks here) That's it. Run the batch file and you should connect locally and be ready to solo mine. VTC tips are appreciated!

VTC: VqKpEZU6nryWZLzi3yY8m5JLTyXeVJGZ5b • • • • •. I was looking around a few days ago and really found no good guide that showed how to do this. I mined last night with this rig on all 4 280x cards with no blocks.

Haven't done it long term, don't know that it's worth it. Just did it 'for science'. Would like to know how to send multiple miners to that same wallet but that's something maybe someone else can help with.

I kept running in to 'not sending work fast enough' type errors even with queue upped to 10 so I'm not sure what to do to make them work. Simply add rpcallowip=192.168.asterisk.asterisk (use the real asterisk symbol, it's not working here for some reason). Sometimes your local network might not be on 192.168 etc, so use the first two (or three) numbers of your actual address - you can find this by typing ipconfig into a command prompt in Windows.

Point your other miners to the address of the computer with the wallet (e.g. In the bat file type vertminer -o with the 'XX' replaced with the correct address from ipconfig). Keep the same username and password. Some people say to add rpcthreads=20 to the config as well, but it works fine for me without. Then mine away!:) • • • • •.

One-Click-Miner - Interface to easily download and control miner software for CPU's and AMD/Nvidia GPU's. Also has integrated P2Pool. @zemrys zemrys released this 15 days ago 1 commit to master since this release. Version: Beta 1.1.7.6 -P2Pool is now compatible with version 0.12 of the VTC core wallet.

• Bounties for development • • Ticker • VTC Price: 3.091 • VTC Price: 0.0003519 • Change (24h): -5.06 • Change (30d): -12.54 • Volume (24h): 42 • Updated: 02-04 14:08 GMT • • Join us on Discord • Technical Details Algorithm: Lyra2REv2 Max Coins: 84 million. Block time: 2.5 minutes Subsidy halves every 840,000 blocks (~4 years) Difficulty Re-Target Time: Every block with KGW algorithm Block Rewards: 25 coins per block Subreddit Essentials Vertcoin Official IRC: #vertcoin on Exchanges: VTC/BTC: VTC/BTC: VTC/BTC: VTC/EUR: VTC/BTC: VTC/BTC: VTC/GBP/EUR Merchant Tools: Vertcoin payment processor Services Mining Block Explorers, Other stuff Useful Subreddits. Earlier today I successfully started merge mining PLX on my own p2pool node, in addition to VTC & MON. I've since seen that this is something that Simple Vert are working on introducing in the not too distant. I share the concerns of many others that the launch of MON has somewhat backfired, and caused greater centralization of mining pools. I don't like where it is going, so this post is my small contribution to helping people avoid the temptation to mine on the big pools, and instead embrace the awesomeness of p2pool.

Step 1: Set up your own p2pool node. This is essential, because you need to mine to wallets on the node. Excellent step-by-step guides for both windows and linux can be found at and (I used the windows one). Step 2: Install wallets for all three coins onto your node.

You will need to write a.conf file for each coin and put it in the relevant folder for each coin in user app data roaming. As an example, the vertcoin one will look something like this: server=1 gen=0 rpcport=5899 rpcallowip=127. Metaverse ETP ETP Miner Torrent. 0.0.1 rpcuser=YOURUSERNAME rpcpassword=AREALLYSTRONGPASSWORD For each coin, all you really need to change in the.conf file is the rpcport number.

For MON use 6888, and for PLX use 7817. Also, don't forget to start each wallet with the -server flag. The easiest way to do this is to create a shortcut on your desktop for each wallet and add -server to the file path. Add the --merged option for MON and PLX to the startup script for your node. For me on windows, this was a simple case of adding --merged --merged onto the end of the.bat file that I created in part 1. Start your node.

Note that you will see error messages if you don't have all 3 wallets open with the -server flag. Point your miners at your node. You will be pointing at stratum+tcp://NODEIPADDRESS:9171 (port number may need to change for p2pool 2 or 3), with username:YOURVTCADDRESS and password:ANYTHINGYOULIKE. For example, the start of my vertminer.conf file is: 'url': 'stratum+tcp://192.168.1.20:9171', 'user': 'VhLcjCg7Mwsf7vZPQmbCwagjS1ButwS4b4', 'pass': 'x' You're all done. Since 11am GMT this morning, on top of my VTC & MON mining, I've mined 1650 PLX, which helps to sweeten the pot nicely. Also, unlike MON, PLX can actually be traded on an exchange already(for those looking to cover electricity costs, without having to cash out their precious VTC!).

(Edited to tidy up bullet points) • • • • •. I just set this up on ubuntu (using all three wallet daemons). It was a piece of cake! Basically, to get the daemons up and running, clone their repositories: git clone git clone git clone Then build them all cd vertcoin/src/; make -f makefile.unix cd monocle/src/; make -f makefile.unix cd parallaxcoin/src/; make -f makefile.unix Then set up the config files for each of them as per the instructions provided, and finally launch all the daemons!./vertcoin/src/vertcoind --daemon./monocle/src/monocled --daemon./parallaxcoin/src/parallaxcoind --daemon The rest is all identical.