Cpu Mine Dogecoin DOGE

Started as a meme to other coins, Dogecoins have become a serious contender in the cryptocurrency coin markets are worth mining. With its own mascot, the Shiba Inu, Dogecoin bills itself as the fun and friendly digital currency. Get a wallet: Your wallet is where you’ll keep your Dogecoins. It’s pretty easy to set up, head on over to and get the GUI wallet.

Once you start the Wallet it’ll need to take a few minutes to sync. Give it time, this could take anywhere between 5 and 30 minutes. If your wallet syncs, move on to step two!

Dogecoin Mining Software. Latest version of Mining Software for Cpu’s and Gpu’s. How to Mine Dogecoins; Dogecoin is used with a wallet. If you want to mine Dogecoins with your CPU. For a test worker I've set up at the mining pool Doge. A doge miner is hardware that uses its processing power to mine Dogecoins by helping complete. Hey everyone! I cannot seem to find a working guide on how to mine doge coin with my CPU. I am currently mining on my GPU and getting ~60 kh/s.

If your Wallet never syncs there might be something wrong. Close the wallet and navigate to C: Users[YOUR ACCOUNT] AppData Roaming DogeCoin and create a new file called dogecoin.conf.

In that file you’ll want to put rpcuser=doge rpcpassword=wow addnode=67.205.20.10 addnode=162.243.113.110 rpcport=22555 server=1 daemon=1 Once saved, try again. Get an address: Now that you have a wallet you’ll need an address so people (or pools) can actually send you Dogecoins. This is easy to do from your wallet. On the top bar click “Much Receive” and then on the bottom of the wallet click “New Address.” Give it a label and poof you’re done. This 32-character string is how your wallet becomes public.

You’ll use it for all transactions from here on out. Think of it as your deposit box. Mining software: Now you’re prepared to receive Dogecoin.

But now you need to actually mine it, which is a little harder and dependent upon your setup. What you decide to use to mine is dependent upon what hardware you’re running. If you’ve got a fancy AMD, you can use, if you haver a NVidia, you can use. If not, CPU mining is fine too. Once you’ve made your choice you’ll need to download the software itself. Don’t have any hardware? Take a look at our.

Purchase the necessary hardware and build a scrypt mining rig. A brief tutorial for cgminer would be: grabb any version before 3.8 like 3.7.2. Then go to your pool and make a new worker. Make a new file in the same directory as cgminer, call it something like wow_much_hashes.bat, and then use nano it to edit it. In the file put: set GPU_MAX_ALLOC_PERCENT=100 set GPU_USE_SYNC_OBJECTS=1./cgminer --scrypt -o PoolUrl -u UserName.WorkerName -p Password -I 12 Save and close the file, then run it. Should be set. Take a look at these if you’re having trouble following this brief tutorial.

Mining Dogecoin with Linux or a VPS Alternatively, if you prefer Linux or you don’t own any hardware you can rent out some from a VPS provider and follow these instructions: 1- Create a VPS account: then create a trial instance of 512 MB / 1 CPU with Ubuntu 13.04 (x64). 2- You will be emailed an IP address and password with instructions on how to SSH into your new instance. Setup putty then login via SSH with your VPS login credentials. Affiliates and Ads Disclosure GuideToCrypto is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to GuideToCrypto.com.

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Here’s step 2 to getting started with DogeCoin. Step 1 is Getting A Wallet and is available. There are multiple ways to get DogeCoins. They all basically boil down to two things: buy the coins, or mine the coins.

There are two main methods for mining coins: CPU Mining and GPU Mining. There is a 3rd, called ASIC but it’s seemingly generally frowned upon by the DogeCoin community (at least, that’s the feel I get from it) so we won’t be talking about it much here (that and I don’t have any experience with it myself). The simplest method to setup is CPU Mining. It doesn’t require any fancy drivers or application layer to be installed. All you need is a piece of software, and a place to get and store coins. MonaCoin MONA Mining Case on this page. You -can- setup CPU Mining to go directly to your wallet, but if you’re not in a Pool chances are your pickings will be slim to none. 🙁 To that end, I’m going to write this guide as though you’re a member of a Pool.

If you’re not, I still heartily recommend the. So, let’s get started! • Configure A Pool • Go to your pool of choice, and create an account there. • Login to your pool account, and create a worker. (Instructions below as for Coinium, though I assume they are the same elsewhere) • Click “My Account” then click “My Workers” • On the left side bar under the “Add New Worker” section, add a worker name and a worker password. Click “Add New Worker” • Make note of the username and password for the worker.

Also note, you will need a different worker per computer and device you use (a worker for each laptop, or desktop running on CPU, but also a worker for CPU or GPU on the same computer) • Download the miner for your OS. • Navigate to:.

You’ll want version 2.3.3. • Download the version for your OS.

• Extract the archive to a location of your choosing • Configure the miner • In Windows, I made a batch file that will run the exact command to start mining. To do this: • Create a new blank text document in the folder containing minerd.exe • The command you’ll want is: minerd.exe –url stratum+tcp:// –userpass: –threads pause for example at coinium: minerd.exe –url stratum+tcp://us.coinium.org:3334 –userpass: –threads 8 pause • Save this file with the extension.bat instead of.txt. If you can’t, then you should look up how to view file extensions in Windows and make system changes as necessary.

• I know in Unix/Linux you can make a shell script that will accomplish the same thing. That’s left for you to find out. I don’t know if there’s an equivalent on the Mac side, but I assume that there is. • Run the miner! • Launch the batch file you made in the previous step. If everything is working you’ll see • • If you do, then you’re good to go! Mining has commenced.

Soon (a relative term) you will have coins in your Coinium account. • Once you have some coins, you can withdraw them!

You can set this up to occur automagically, or do it manually as you prefer. I donate 5% to Coinium and withdraw automagically every 2500 coins.