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Topic: Coin Wallets with mining function? (Read 1328 times)

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October 22, 2017, 04:42:27 PM
#24
So how is your experience with Karbowanec, ArtByte ? (The latter I think I will try, never heard about it before)
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October 11, 2017, 06:32:50 AM
#23
Is there any such wallet like that
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October 11, 2017, 05:51:22 AM
#22
Are you finding coins with PoS system?
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October 10, 2017, 02:13:11 PM
#21
ArtByte ABY Windows wallet software has mining capability. It basically includes pooler's cpuminer (minerd.exe) with the ArtByte wallet.

macOS wallet can also mine, but you need to put minerd in the same directory yourself. my MacBook Pro gets hot using CPU mining and GPU mining, so I have to blow a fan across the keyboard area. Make sure you are not covering the laptop so it can breathe (no keyboard covers, laptop shells, etc).

https://www.artbyte.me/mining-artbytes/

Interesting, I will look into this coin later...

BTW, I forgot to mention that biblepay has pool miner built in to the wallet too.

Just to give update. macOS has miner built in now. Windows version has removed minerd so you have to copy it manually to c program files artbyte folder. CPU mining only with wallet.

Right now they give 19 aby with every found block. So if aby is 0.01 usd you get $0.19 per found block. That is more reward than any CPU mining you can do for sha256 or scrypt algorithm.
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September 24, 2017, 01:03:25 AM
#20
your question is impossible to answer

1. You have to have a wallet per coin type, there isnt 1 wallet that does everything. It just doesnt work like that.

2. What do you mean by mining function? Wallets dont mine. Ever.

I think maybe he means wallet software that also contains a miner maybe? I know AppleByte or ArtByte, whatever its called now has mining function built in with their wallet
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September 23, 2017, 10:48:16 PM
#19

Any hashrate calculator and hashrate comparison between different CPU?
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September 23, 2017, 07:57:57 AM
#18
Minergate is good for XMR and ByteCoin. It works flawlessly with low end machine and the best part is it can mine even on Android devices. Though I would not recommend to mine on phone because this will drain the battery and will also bring down the phone life.

You can try Nicehash too.

All the best.

Happy Mining!!
hero member
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September 23, 2017, 05:55:16 AM
#17
You can try Intense Coin, it has nice wallet with built in CPU mining. https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-intense-coin-blockchain-backed-decentralized-vpn-hybrid-pow-2090765
sr. member
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September 23, 2017, 05:47:26 AM
#16
Not bad to mine 1 gridcoin per day, what is you iMac spec?

Now I get even more Gridcoin!
The longer you mine - the more you'll get!
Here is my post with more info on Steemit https://steemit.com/gridcoin/@flodner/gridcoin-mining-is-the-best-for-cpu-my-success-story
If you have additional questions - feel free to ask here
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September 17, 2017, 09:12:14 AM
#15
ArtByte ABY Windows wallet software has mining capability. It basically includes pooler's cpuminer (minerd.exe) with the ArtByte wallet.

macOS wallet can also mine, but you need to put minerd in the same directory yourself. my MacBook Pro gets hot using CPU mining and GPU mining, so I have to blow a fan across the keyboard area. Make sure you are not covering the laptop so it can breathe (no keyboard covers, laptop shells, etc).

https://www.artbyte.me/mining-artbytes/

Interesting, I will look into this coin later...

BTW, I forgot to mention that biblepay has pool miner built in to the wallet too.
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September 13, 2017, 01:01:09 PM
#14
ArtByte ABY Windows wallet software has mining capability. It basically includes pooler's cpuminer (minerd.exe) with the ArtByte wallet.

macOS wallet can also mine, but you need to put minerd in the same directory yourself. my MacBook Pro gets hot using CPU mining and GPU mining, so I have to blow a fan across the keyboard area. Make sure you are not covering the laptop so it can breathe (no keyboard covers, laptop shells, etc).

https://www.artbyte.me/mining-artbytes/
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September 13, 2017, 10:22:51 AM
#13
Just came across a coin called biblepay, built-in comprehensive mining function in it's wallet.
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September 07, 2017, 06:10:08 PM
#12
I think if one is limited to just laptop then POS is a best shot. Like everyone else mentioned, mining with laptop puts the machine under huge stress and can damage the components, however, there is one coin that works fine even with old machines and do not require any super resources. If you have heard about Burst coin. Mining for this coin is done via hard drive. You may want to take a look at it.

Good Luck!!
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September 02, 2017, 10:10:22 PM
#11
With laptop I would not suggest to mine, it gots really hot and works more slowly (I'm using Macbook pro)

I mined 1 Karbowanec there, but it took me more than a week (I was running it only when worked not 24hours)
I did it with learning purposes.

Then I tried GridCoin - from laptops (both Macbook and Lenovo) it is mining very very slow. No reason to do it.
But from iMac I mined almost 1 GridCoin a day
I think I'll make short video to show the difference

Not bad to mine 1 gridcoin per day, what is you iMac spec?
sr. member
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August 29, 2017, 04:35:45 PM
#10
With laptop I would not suggest to mine, it gots really hot and works more slowly (I'm using Macbook pro)

I mined 1 Karbowanec there, but it took me more than a week (I was running it only when worked not 24hours)
I did it with learning purposes.

Then I tried GridCoin - from laptops (both Macbook and Lenovo) it is mining very very slow. No reason to do it.
But from iMac I mined almost 1 GridCoin a day
I think I'll make short video to show the difference
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August 29, 2017, 10:48:18 AM
#9
Yes, there is such wallet - KARBO
Karbowanec cryptocurrency
You can mine it with CPU, I would suggest mining from pool, not solo mining

Just in case you need more info I did video review of it https://steemit.com/dtube/@flodner/didvah55

This CPU mining only coin looks good, I will try it out with my i7. BTW, and hashrate data on different CPU?
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August 29, 2017, 10:47:29 AM
#8
And with a laptop what is the best option?
IMHO to mine with a laptop is something for learning poorhouses only then use that knowledge to mine with hardware that can handle the load
many laptops can handle the load but it also puts them under severe stress and could destroy the laptop very fast
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August 29, 2017, 10:09:13 AM
#7
And with a laptop what is the best option?
sr. member
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August 28, 2017, 07:18:12 PM
#6
Yes, there is such wallet - KARBO
Karbowanec cryptocurrency
You can mine it with CPU, I would suggest mining from pool, not solo mining

Just in case you need more info I did video review of it https://steemit.com/dtube/@flodner/didvah55
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August 28, 2017, 07:09:45 PM
#5
your question is impossible to answer

1. You have to have a wallet per coin type, there isnt 1 wallet that does everything. It just doesnt work like that.

2. What do you mean by mining function? Wallets dont mine. Ever.

Actually like the original BTC wallet, most wallets have a built in solo mining function. You have to set gen=1 in the debug console or wallet configuration file. The problem is it uses the CPU and for most most coins, the difficulty is too high to solo mine with a CPU. The miner also isn't optimized for diffrent processor types, so you are better off using an external CPU miner.
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