I've been using nanopool.org Don't know if that is the best one. Don't know that it matters.

NXS Phi Miner is an optimized crypto-currency mining software for Nexus Earth. It runs on the. Nexus Earth is a decentralized crypto-currency that achieves Quantum computer resistance by using one-time-use keys and 1024-bits hashes. You can download the Linux version of the miner at this location.

But, they had simple configuration instructions on their website, so I just went with that. It took about 3 weeks of tweaking the settings for mining software and GPUs to tune it for the best results I've been able to get. Do other miners get more? But this was more of an experiment for me than anything else, as it certainly isn't going to earn a whole lot, so I'm not too concerned if I don't get the last 1% or 2% of performance out of it. I don't think solo ETH is really viable. If I remember right, block rewards are 5 ETH.

I mine 0.1 ETH from pool in a little over 5 days, so on average I'd have to mine 250+ days to find one block if I tried it solo. BTW - I did switch rig to ZEC mining for a few weeks, and it actually earned slightly more. But then two things happened. First, ZEC price fell. Then, one of my GPUs started throwing constant errors.

So I switched it back to ETH and errors vanished. Must have been something related to the hashing algorithm. Mine Bitcore BTX In Browser there. I didn't feel like trying to resolve the issue, so just left it mining ETH again. • • • • • • •.

What is NXS Phi Miner? NXS Phi Miner is an optimized crypto-currency mining software for Nexus Earth. It runs on the Intel® Xeon Phi™ platform, and relies on advanced AVX-512 vectorization capabilities of next generation processors. An AVX-512 version for generic Xeon and Core I processors is also available. What is Nexus Earth? Nexus Earth is a decentralized crypto-currency that achieves Quantum computer resistance by using one-time-use keys and 1024-bits hashes. Nexus Earth is actively working with the Aerospace industry to launch low Earth orbit cube satellites in order to further connect users and secure its data.

You can read further at the link below: What are the performances of the NXS Phi Miner? Version 1.0 is currently 30% faster than current miners on Xeon/Core I processors supporting AVX512, and it is approx 2+ times faster than current miners on the Xeon Phi x200 processors and co-processors.

For instance, it is rated at ~3000 WPS for the Xeon Phi 7220 co-processor cards and ~3200 WPS for the Xeon Phi 7210 processor, which corresponds to finding an 8-chain Primes cluster every 40 hours approximately. Version 1.0 only supports Pool Mining. A solo mining version exists but is not for release at this point in time. Where do I start? You can download the Linux version of the miner at this. Note that you may or may not need the library pack included at that location in order to run the miner. There are two folders: cpuminer supports Xeon and Core I processors only.

Phiminer supports Xeon Phi x200 processors and co-processors only. Each folder includes a miner.conf file that is optimized for the miner in that folder. You will need to update 'nxs_address' in the conf file to point to your Nexus wallet address and then you should be good to go! There is currently a 10% developer fee, which will reduce as new versions are being rolled out. Comments and questions are welcome at the email address.