Nov 3, 2017 - Mine the Bytecoins until you have 100.1 of the little blighters, and then send them to your Eobot account, where you can instantly exchange them for a 5 year cloud mining contract. No cash investment required, and no $30 or $100 minimum contract to save up for. Eobot accepts minimum deposits of 5 BCN.

Mining Bytecoin is the easiest way to start filling up your Bytecoin wallet. There are tons of resources online that describe how to mine BCN, but it is one of the oldest cryptocurrencies which means most information is out of date.

Hopefully, this guide will cover any and every question you could ever have about mining Bytecoin. Getting Started Before you can start mining, you’re going to need to. Do not use a wallet that is hosted on an exchange, you will not receive your Bytecoin payments and you’ll just waste your time and effort. What Bytecoin Mining Software Should You Use? The best mining software to use is largely dependant on what type of OS you are using and whether or not you are using your CPU, GPU, or both. Through a ton of testing and community input, we have a good idea as to what mining software is best for BCN. How Long Does It Take To Mine A Bitcoin BTC Now on this page.

The general consensus is that provides the best performance for CPU and and will provide the best performance for your GPU. Another good thing about these software options is that you don’t need to install anything, and you can check the source for any malicious code (which both programs are free from). NOTE: THESE PROGRAMS CAN CAUSE FALSE FLAGS WITH ANTIVIRUS SOFTWARE, THEY ARE NOT MALICIOUS AND THIS IS JUST A FALSE FLAG. How Should You Set Up Config Files?

One of the more confusing parts of Bytecoin mining is setting up configuration files. These files will vary depending on what software you use, but the general set up is the same. If you are going to use Bytecoin Party (which you should, DUH) then you will put “bytecoin.party:PORT” as the URL in your configuration file. Port selection does not matter too much, as the pool used variable difficulty, but generally, you’ll want to use 3333 if you’re using a CPU, 5555 if you’re using anything more than a CPU, 7777 for multiple graphic cards, and 8888 for. You will enter your wallet address as the user in your config file, and you can ignore the pass section.

If you are using XMRig, you can start your miner and start mining, if you are using XMR-Stak, then you’ll need to change a few more things. You will change the GPU thread number to match the number of threads you have in your CPU, and then you’ll have to change the threads conf section to match that setting. You can find more information on proper XMR-Stak configs on the.

Once you have generated a wallet, downloaded a Bytecoin miner, and set up your configuration files, then you can start mining Bytecoin. BCN will be deposited directly to your Bytecoin wallet in a manner dependant on the, Party pays when blocks are solved.

Congratulations on setting up your first BCN miner, feel free to reach out if you have any questions, and as always PARTY ON FRIENDS! I respect all pool owner concerns to conserve server resources lower overall bandwidth but is there a way for the miner to set a static/fixed difficulty? Below is a snapshot of 8 minutes. Only two shares were accepted.

This is a guest post by System 96 In this Bytecoin guide, we will be covering how to pool mine Bytecoin with a CPU and GPU, and how to solo mine Bytecoin. Solo Mining Bytecoin: Solo mining Bytecoin is fairly simple, download the Bytecoin simplewallet and daemon on the downloads page, and open up the Bytecoin daemon so it can begin to synchronize with the Bytecoin network. Once it is done syncing, open up the simplewallet and create a wallet file. Now, in the daemon run this command: start_mining your wallet address However, solo mining is usually not as profitable as pool mining nor is it suggested, as it only uses your CPU and it would take ages to solo mine one block, however if you do you get the entire block reward:D Pool mining Bytecoin with CPU: First, you need to find a pool to mine on. A couple of pools are bytecoin.uk, and bytecoin.party, with both 0% fees.

You can find the port numbers on the pool site. A great CPU mining software is xmrig, which you can download here: Once you have downloaded xmrig, open up your config file.

There, you can set how much CPU the miner can use, among other things. In the user section, put your wallet address (make sure the password field is empty.) In URL, put your mining pool of choice along with the port number. It should look something like this: bytecoin.uk:3333 Then, start xmrig and you should be mining with your CPU:D Pool Mining with GPU: Pool mining GPU is a bit more tedious, depending on your graphics card, you will need to download one of the following miners: AMD: Nvidia: These two miners will both have config files, you need to start the miner up and it will give you your GPU config details, copy these, and go into the config file and you need to replace the gpu conf null with your mining config details. Then, later in the config file you need to enter your pool url and port, and wallet address (make sure that password field is empty). If these two softwares dont work, you can try these software that work with most systems: AMD: Nvidia: And for these miners, no config files are needed, just drag the.exe into a terminal and enter this command for your respective miner of choice: AMD miner: -o stratum+tcp://yourpoolurl:poolport -u YOUR_WALLET_ADDRESS -p x Nvidia Miner: -o stratum+tcp://yourpoolurl:poolport -u YOUR_WALLET_ADDRESS -p x Then run the miner with that command and you will be mining! That concludes our guide on how to mine bytecoin, if you have additional questions you can head over to our subreddit /r/bytecoinbcn or visit our telegram channel at www.t.me/bytecoinchat See you all soon fellow enthusiasts!