Thanks for your reply.
I guess what I'm saying is that since I'll have 50ish instances running, it would be nice to see their performance all in one place.
Topic: Own pool, solo mining, monero and other coins - need suggestions (Read 152 times)
Basically, solo mining addressed to QT Wallet coins. So you don't need own pool for solo mining. I'm doing the same with you using MPOS before, but I didn't use my physical Rig for solo mining, that's why I need to build mining pool. Renting Hashrate from Nicehash and Westhash at that time.
The most important thing, solo mining with popular coins same as a lottery. You must calculate Global Hashrate, Difficulty, Block Time, Block Reward, etc. Newly coins with low difficulty and low Network Hashrate seems good for solo mining.
The most important thing, solo mining with popular coins same as a lottery. You must calculate Global Hashrate, Difficulty, Block Time, Block Reward, etc. Newly coins with low difficulty and low Network Hashrate seems good for solo mining.
Hello all,
I'm fortunate enough to have free electricity and about 50 instances I can use for mining, including the gpu rigs... I was thinking to setup my own pool where all instances would be connected and I would follow everything at one place but the last few tools I wanted to try such as coiniumserv, mpos aren't supporting something I need. Like Coiniumserv doesn't support solo.
For now what I want to do is mining solo monero, and having the capability to change or split the pool to do other coins.
Is such tool exists?
I'm fortunate enough to have free electricity and about 50 instances I can use for mining, including the gpu rigs... I was thinking to setup my own pool where all instances would be connected and I would follow everything at one place but the last few tools I wanted to try such as coiniumserv, mpos aren't supporting something I need. Like Coiniumserv doesn't support solo.
For now what I want to do is mining solo monero, and having the capability to change or split the pool to do other coins.
Is such tool exists?
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