Komodo KMD Mining Hardware Setup

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How to mine Bytecoin (BCN) on pool Hello. In this video i will show you how to mine Bytecoin (BCN) on pool. More innformation about Bytecoin (BCN) you can find in the following links: Official Website: Bitcointalk Forum: Bytecoin (BCN) is cryptocurrency based on CryptoNight algorithm. Lets start!!! If you want to mine Bytecoin (BCN) without problems you need to have a local wallet address, first you need to download official wallet from main website and then run and let it couple of hours to synhronize with main network. Use this address from your wallet for mining.

Download Link for GUI Wallet: For pool mining in this video i will show you how to start mining on this pool. To be able to mine on minergate.com you need an account, if you have one ok, if you don't you will need to register. From this pool you can send your mined coins directly on any exchange. But you can always mine on other pool of your choice. Here is some of the available pools for Bytecoin (BCN): Mining software for Bytecoin (BCN). There is a couple of mining softwares you can use some of them are with a small fee and some of them are free.

It is up to you to find what mining software is best for your mining rigs. For ME (this is personal choice) best working, with best hashrate and stability is Claymore's CryptoNote GPU Miner v9.7 and i will use this software for mining in this video. Other mining software for mining Bytecoin (BCN) you can try: Wolf's XMR GPU Miner v0.4 Gateless Gate: zawawa's open-source ZEC/ETH/XMR/FTC miner For best results i recommend that you have installed these drivers for your GPU’s. For older cards: AMD Radeon Software Crimson Edition drivers release build 15.12 For RX series i recommend: AMD Radeon Software Crimson Edition 16.11.3 driver or you can try what is best for your mining hardware. After installing drivers install MSI afterburner or Sapphire TRIXXX software to be able to proper setup your clocks for your card’s.

Your wallet is now open. Click the picture icon in the top right corner.

Select 'Settings' Click 'App info' Find the line marked 'Komodo wallet.dat:' This is telling you where your wallet file is stored. On your computer, go to where it's stored (in this example it's C: Users nick AppData Roaming Komodo) and find the file called wallet.dat.

It's important to back this file up somewhere safe. If you lose your computer / the hard drive fails etc. You can use this wallet.dat file to regain access to your wallet and coins. Think about backing it up somewhere safe, like a USB stick that only you have access to. There is more information about backing up your wallet. Important Note: We all hear of computers and phones being hacked. Websites running illicit code to steal passwords.

Phishers tricking people into clicking links that steal information from their computers. Another line of defence to keep our coins from being siphoned out of our wallets is essential. And that's a hardware wallet. Hardware wallets plug into your computer like a USB stick, and they have one job- to be a firewall between your Komodo and the outside world.

To do this, they encrypt the private keys to your cryptocurrency wallets so that no-one- not even you- can know them. That way only someone with physical access to your hardware wallet- and who also knows its password- has a chance to access and move your coins. Press the 'sign up' button and fill out your name (make sure this is exactly how it's written on your photo ID), email, password and location. PACcoin PAC Mining Costs. Just like a US bank, Coinbase is regulated by the US government, and has to follow strict financial rules. So they take verifying your identity very seriously. It's a pain, but it does give Coinbase a reputation for being the most trusted way to convert fiat currency to cryptocurrency. To verify your account you must supply a phone number, upload an image of your photo ID and verify a credit/debit card or bank account before you can buy.

The exchange page can look overwhelming at first, but don't worry, we're only going to use a small part of it. There are two ways of buying coins: A 'Limit' order, which lets you manually set the price at which you want to buy KMD. A 'Market' buy, which fills your order automatically at the best price available. As market buy is the simpler of the two options we'll go with that. Look for the big green 'Buy KMD' button. Above it, click the 'Market' option. In the input box marked 'Amount' you now need to fill in how many KMD you'd like to buy.

It may be easier to use the percentage buttons below the input box- for example, press 50% if you'd like to exchange 50% of your Ethereum for KMD. When you're happy with the amount, press the buy button. Your order will be filled immediately. If you're comfortable with it, you could just leave your coins on Binance and they would probably be safe.

However, exchanges have been hacked in the past, and people have lost coins, so we do recommend you keep them in a personal wallet. Here's how: Click the 'Withdrawal' button. In the boxes that appear, fill in this information: Label: Write 'My wallet' Address: Put the wallet address that you copied from Agama wallet (in step 7). Amount: Press the 'Max' button to send all your KMD.

Once you're sure all this information is correct (double check you've inputted the correct wallet address!), press 'Submit'. If you've set up two-factor authentication, you will be asked for a code from your phone. Enter it and press 'Submit'.

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