Topic: 🤖[ANN][BIS]Bismuth 2.0 - Beyond DeFi - page 116. (Read 156530 times)

Ok guys CPU mining is still worth it. Here is an updated guide to mine bismuth on https://bismuth.acc-pool.pw

I recommend using google or digital ocean for CPU mining. You should get around 300k-500k h/s per Core. Price per core can vary between 0,01 cent and 0,029 cent/hour.

1. Fire up a CPU optimized droplet
2. Install ubuntu
3. Install dependencies

   * sudo apt-get install python-twisted
   * sudo apt-get install python-pip
   * sudo apt-get install python-pip --fix-missing
   * sudo apt-get install python-socks
   * sudo apt-get install unzip

4. Download miner zip file

wget "https://www.dropbox.com/s/reeg9btnylndwrj/MinerV3.zip?dl=0"

5. Unzip Miner file

   * unzip MinerV3.zip?dl=0

6. CD into miner file

   * cd MinerV3

7. Create text file to use for launching miner

   * touch startminer.bash

8. Edit startminer.bash for your address, worker name and threads

   * nano startminer.bash

startminer.bash default text example to put in startminer.bash file

./miner bismuthaddress rigname

Replace bismuthaddress with your address (see 11.)

9. chmod files to be executable

   * chmod +x startminer.bash
   * chmod +x miner

9 1/2.

   * tmux ( If not installed run * sudo apt-get install tmux )

Then run:

  ./startminer.bash

Then press ctr + b + d. You can then close the SSH session and the miner will keep running.

On reconnect to reopen to terminal window with the miner running use this command.

   * tmux attach
  

10. start miner using the startminer.bash file (If you used tmux for vps then no need to do this command again. Ignore 9 1/2 if installing to mine on a local machine)

   * ./startminer.bash

11. Link for node and wallet https://github.com/hclivess/Bismuth/releases/ or use the online wallet made by euroline https://biswallet.acc-pool.pw  

node and others don't start at all
window appears and disappears immediately without any message
two different machines with win7 x64
WTF ?

I had to leave mine running for a while before it kicked into gear and started syncing. You'll know when it does.

Circulating is the amount minted, and max supply if the max that will ever exist

ie. BTC circulating 16.600.000 vs max supply 21.000.000

How do you go about getting this to sync? I am running node.exe, but I am not quite certain if it is syncing or not. I suspect that it is not.

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "quickbismuth.pyx", line 3, in init quickbismuth
  File "C:\Python27\Lib\argparse.py", line 86, in
    import copy as _copy
  File "C:\Python27\Lib\copy.py", line 52, in
    import weakref
  File "C:\Python27\Lib\weakref.py", line 14, in
    from _weakref import (
ImportError: cannot import name _remove_dead_weakref

Whats up with the difference between circulating supply and max supply?

Just started development and deployment of a mining pool that aims on creating competition and increase the Bismuth Popularity.

Check it out at http://umojapool.ga

Fully compatible with Optihash as it is based on Optipoolware.
Mining fees is only 1%
Full Transparent
Better pool interface coming in the near future.

You can "stake" the coin.. just means you have the coins in your wallet and leave it on 24x7.
You don't neeed a fast CPU to stake them. 

If you mine them - then no your CPU wont work I don't think.