stratum-ping VS nsfminer

Use this stratum ping tester to check your ping to our pool or any pool https://github.com/2miners/stratum-ping - https://farringtonpool.com/ stratum+tcp://farringtonpool.com:4730

I looked at the hashrates of two of the largest PoW coins, ETC and RVN on 2miners.com. Looks not that bad, about 50% down from peak after the merge. Indeed a lot of miners had to give up in the long run, which means they were not able to run their farms in profit.

The trojan sends mined coins to this site https://2miners.com/

Studied in 2020, Started Mining shitcoins for Bitcoin in 2021, and still going on to this day using https://2miners.com And before that I was also using NiceHack. Come This August it will be my 4 year marker. 👍🤝

yES. 2miners.com pool. How many days will it reflect even at 0.0000000000000001 XMR?

Looking at the pool popularity (miners online): https://2miners.com/

there is no point in solo mining with your gpu... yes, there is a small chance to hit a block of some POW coin, but it is possible (like in any real lottery) that you will need years and possibly your gpu will die before it hits a block... to your real question... check out https://2miners.com/ there is a SOLO pool section with instructions and software you have to use to mine on a pool

Go look at 2miners.com and whattomine. Since post-merge, ETC hashrate jumped by 200 TH/s. RVN hashrate jumped by 15 TH/s. Whattomine should show you it is more profitable to mine RVN coin than ETC if you use GPU - though both are at a loss.

With ETH mining gone, today's payout will be the last XNO payout processed by 2miners.com.

wget https://github.com/no-fee-ethereum-mining/nsfminer/releases/download/v1.3.14/nsfminer_1.3.14-ubuntu_20.04-cuda_11.3-opencl.tgz tar xzvf nsfminer_1.3.14-ubuntu_20.04-cuda_11.3-opencl.tgz cd nsfminer ./nsfminer -P stratum1+tcp://[email protected]:6688 --retry-max 0

I discovered ethminer that time and was happy to see great example of collaboration in crypto dev community, it was outdated for newest CUDA, so I found nsfminer, that's the fork updated by one of previous contributors. It has no DEV fee and based on original ethminer, so I pretty much trust the code, even if it has no maintenance since mid of 2021.

This one's better: https://github.com/no-fee-ethereum-mining/nsfminer

I've never used it, but NSFMiner is supposed to be a fork of Ethminer, except the author updated it to support 30 series. https://github.com/no-fee-ethereum-mining/nsfminer

Not really. There are protocols between miner software and pool operators. There are also some miner software out there that can evaluate prior to submission to the pool if a hash result is invalid or not. The open source ethminer used to do it until it's development stopped. Pretty sure some devs forked the code into NSFminer.

I would not risk it. If you need to use one on a device with sensitive info, I'd go with an open source version https://github.com/no-fee-ethereum-mining/nsfminer

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Happens because of this devfee bullshit. Get a miner that does not steal from you. Open source https://github.com/no-fee-ethereum-mining/nsfminer

I switched to flexpool with nsfminer.