The electronic payment system Peercoin (PPC) appeared on the digital currency market in 2012, and it was developed based on Bitcoin code. Its founders were Sunny King and Scott Nadal. According to some sources, Sunny King is the pseudonym of several programmers, and guides the process of currency development Scott Nadal. The developers of Peercoin aspired to make a kind of 'upgrade' Bitcoin, so they focused on improving the performance of the virtual system.

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As a result, the changes have led to the emergence of special merits of Peercoin. At present, Peercoin's turnover is 25 million coins, and its difference from Bitcoin and Litecoin is the absence of a limit. For Peercoin, there is an inflation rate of 1% per year, and emission is 15 per minute. Mining PPC, like other crypto currency is carried out using the resources of computers.

The Peercoin Miner application allows you to use the resources of mobile devices and turns your phone into an automated miner.

Rejinx: I appauded all of you for your helpful answers. 8) Have you got ur USB ASIC working as you want it now?? I also have one and am currently mining BTC but can post some settings that I needed to run with cgminer. Like cgminer.exe --icarus-options 115200:1:1 --icarus-timing 3.0=100 -S COM7 Though u will need to see what device COM # ur USB is on ur computer. Mine was 7 but yours may be different. Hope this helps and shout if you need further info/assistance. Also just be careful with ur miner.

Take note what USB hub u using as there are reports i seen from people where the hub has fried all their USB miners and the miner can no longer use them. Post about it here info i used to get mining on the device was here FuzzyBear. FuzzyBear: Though u will need to see what device COM # ur USB is on ur computer. Mine was 7 but yours may be different. Hope this helps and shout if you need further info/assistance. Also just be careful with ur miner. Take note what USB hub u using as there are reports i seen from people where the hub has fried all their USB miners and the miner can no longer use them.

Post about it here info i used to get mining on the device was here FuzzyBear Mr. Bear, I am plugged straight in to the back of my PC.

(Is that Safe?) I just started mining PPC. It seems to be working OK. IT shows 330Mh/s like it should.

The pool just picked up that it is mining but hasn't from a block yet (only been a few minutes) I never figured out how to put in all that code. IT just ask for the server then name and password. I guess it is running on default. Let me know if I need to change anything. Jesus Christ Mr. Bear you are everywhere. FuzzyBear: Though u will need to see what device COM # ur USB is on ur computer.

Mine was 7 but yours may be different. Hope this helps and shout if you need further info/assistance.

Also just be careful with ur miner. Take note what USB hub u using as there are reports i seen from people where the hub has fried all their USB miners and the miner can no longer use them. Post about it here info i used to get mining on the device was here FuzzyBear Mr.

Bear, I am plugged straight in to the back of my PC. (Is that Safe?) I just started mining PPC. It seems to be working OK. IT shows 330Mh/s like it should.

The pool just picked up that it is mining but hasn't from a block yet (only been a few minutes) I never figured out how to put in all that code. IT just ask for the server then name and password. I guess it is running on default. Let me know if I need to change anything. Jesus Christ Mr. Bear you are everywhere.

Yeah mine is directly into the back of my PC. I believe the issue was due to the wrong power adaptors being supplied with the powered USB hubs. Some 1000mA cheap leads from china and the hub drawing too much and then spiking and frying the USB devices in there. So if u just direct into your pc u should be fine as not heard any bad reports of that. In order to run cgminer you can do it one of two ways.

The first which u are doing (and I used to) by double clicking the cgminer.exe executable and either inputting the URL and username etc or setting a cgminer.conf and holding all the info in there. The second way which allows you to run commands against the executable as i suggested in the post above, in order to do this u need to do the following: Click the 'start' icon >Type 'CMD' into the search text area >you have just opened a command prompt. Now open a windows explorer and navigate to you folder with the version of cgminer you want to run and copy the file location. Something like C:CryptoCurrencies/Mining/CGminer3.0.1 now go back to the command prompt and type cd C:CryptoCurrencies/Mining/CGminer3.0.1 and hit enter. This should take you to the directory with cgminer.exe in it on the command prompt. Now you can run the command as i suggested in previous post cgminer.exe --icarus-options 115200:1:1 --icarus-timing 3.0=100 -S COM7 Also if you are fed up of typing in the URL each time you know the cgminer.conf file?? Have a look at the 'example.conf' file.

Copy it and rename it to cgminer.conf and put in the URL's and passwords etc. This allows you to setup backup pools as well should the main pool u mining on goes down. Trust me they do!! And it also allows you to tweak settings for your GPU etc if u mining on that as well. I need to have a look round and see if there any other better parameters to run the USB devices on and I had some errors when doing this with cgminer 3.0.2 but that was a little while ago now so i'll see what I can find and i'll share it here. NOTE *** If u hashing at 330MH then it all sounds good and there is a saying don't change something if it not broken!!

So keep a copy of your exact setup before playing round with these different techniques to run cgminer. Oh and me being everywhere!! Hehe well i am a bit of a crypto junkie!! U see me on the PPC pool, u'll find me on here, and devcointalk.org as i run both these forums, been into crypto's for over a year now and also am an admin on devtome and have almost got my own Massively Merged mining pool setup but still needs work. Just a shame I have a normal 9-5 job as well that takes up so much of my days, and I have a boat i live on that is badly in need of repair work being finished off and the crypto's distract me from that!!

But it all good fun and I pleased to help out whereever i can and show my support to the communities FuzzyBear. Rejinx: I just received my Block Erupter USB. The main reason I wanted one was to mine PPC or other future compatible coins. However, I read that it could be a job to get it working on other coins.

Is anyone Mining PPC with this device and if so, how would I go about setting it up? Thank for any help you can provide. Has this been working for you?

I'm glad you started this thread, I have some similar questions but perhaps I'm a bit more of a novice than you. I'm currently GPU mining BTC with Bitminter as it's extremely 'newb' friendly. This means I currently do not have any experience even with the GUIminer. Have you had some success with the Block Erupter on the GUIminer? Alternatively do you know of any 'newb' friendly pools for PPC that have their own software similar to yPool or Bitminter? Thanks for reading.

So I just received 6x of these block eruptors and have installed the necessary driver. I downloaded CGMiner, but am not entirely sure how to setup the config file. I currently mine primecoins on my CPU, and I want to mine PPC with the eruptors, but I dont want the GPU getting tangled up in the mix for now. I am considering feathercoin which I would mine on the GPUs so I definitely want to keep them free for now. How should I setup my.config file? I was also curious if I needed to maintain a separate wallet in addition to CGMiner?

DeWizLoc: So I just received 6x of these block eruptors and have installed the necessary driver. I downloaded CGMiner, but am not entirely sure how to setup the config file. I currently mine primecoins on my CPU, and I want to mine PPC with the eruptors, but I dont want the GPU getting tangled up in the mix for now. I am considering feathercoin which I would mine on the GPUs so I definitely want to keep them free for now. How should I setup my.config file? I was also curious if I needed to maintain a separate wallet in addition to CGMiner? Welcome to the Forum DeWizLock Ok you can run multiple instances of cgminer on one PC, you can also run the cgminer-nogpu.exe to only run your USB miners.

I would probably recommend you create two folders on your computer. One called SHA256 and the other script. Now paste a complete copy of all the files you downloaded for cgminer in each. This way you can set and save two different cgminer.conf files.

Note for mining with multiple USB devices you will need to run cgminer with the options. Cgminer-nogpu.exe --icarus-options 115200:1:1 --icarus-timing 3.0=100 -S //./COM7 -S //./COM12 -S //./COM14 This will run ONLY your USB miners. Remove the -nogpu part and you will mine with your graphics card as well.

Regarding a wallet. I don't know how you store your coins, but yes I like to keep a PPC wallet on my PC, I pool mine though and I would advise you do as well, but I don't like to keep too many coins on a website or public server. I am currently trying to mine PPC using Coinotron's pool, CGMiner, and 8 ASIC USB's.

After a few hours of searching online and trying different things from guides all over the place I am still sitting here looking at solid green LED's and I'm fighting the urge to throw them against the wall. Is there any Step by Step tutorial, or an up to date YouTube video tutorial or something that will guide me in the right direction? Any help is greatly appreciated. Currently when I try to run cgminer-nogpu.exe it tells me that no device is detected, I have installed the drivers and my computer shows the devices in their com ports. Talk about frustration.

DeWizLoc: Thanks for the help. Ive got my block eruptors up and running in the sevens 520 pool right now. Im a bit surprised by how many HW errors these guys generate. I should have just about 2GH/sec on this setup and its barely managing 1.8GH on average. Still GH/w is far better than I could do with GPUs so I cant really complain. Thats because cgminer is a pain to use for them once I seen that I was getting many hw errors I moved over to bfg miner and the drivers for them to use with it and then I have started to use a new multiminer app.

If I get chance this week I will submit a full guide on how to use the usb miners as I have 30 of them all running perfect.