can you give me an idea of howmany blocks one can mine with some sample hardware

I think CoinsPool is finally updating the daemon, I'm getting 503 Service Unavailable when trying to check it. Hopefully it'll be back up soon?

I am seeing 60-70 H/s with this cpu

How to Solo Mine the wallet without the junk miner built in the wallet.

1st go to %appdata%/ROICOIN/

Make a file called ROIcoin.conf

Paste this in to it.


Now save.

Now download HODLminer by woolf http://cryptomining-blog.com/wp-content/download/hodlminer-wolf-2.zip

Edit the bat file


And you are good to go.

Dont forget to change wallet key for your own and change the amount of threads "-t"

If I helped you donate to me here   RJsFF8fgC7QVYvVSa93x8J2VhTtiS1mtwz

I have an older CPU with 6 cores but no AES support. I cannot afford to buy a new CPU at the moment but I am loving mining your coin so far I have massed about 300 give or take a few.  I would really like to mine in the cluster but it seems that I cannot because all the optimized miners for the cluster are for AES-NI enabled CPU's only. Is there a way that you can optimize a miner without AES support (such as cpuminer 3.5.9.1) to work with the cluster as well. I would just like to say that I am enjoying actually being able to mine this coin on my aged hardware and I would like to see if i can get a few more coins under my belt.

roiminer.exe -a hodl --url=http://roi.hopto.org:23110 -u mine -p miner -t 6 --coinbase-addr=RRwp5YU4AvECF26pFpWzueAnSaBiysyHE8 -P -q

roiminer-aes.exe -a hodl --url=http://roi.hopto.org:23110 -u mine -p miner -t 6 --coinbase-addr=RRwp5YU4AvECF26pFpWzueAnSaBiysyHE8 -P -q

roiminer-bdver2.exe -a hodl --url=http://roi.hopto.org:23110 -u mine -p miner -t 6 --coinbase-addr=RRwp5YU4AvECF26pFpWzueAnSaBiysyHE8 -P -q

roiminer-bdver3.exe -a hodl --url=http://roi.hopto.org:23110 -u mine -p miner -t 6 --coinbase-addr=RRwp5YU4AvECF26pFpWzueAnSaBiysyHE8 -P -q

roiminer-haswell-broadwell.exe -a hodl --url=http://roi.hopto.org:23110 -u mine -p miner -t 6 --coinbase-addr=RRwp5YU4AvECF26pFpWzueAnSaBiysyHE8 -P -q

roiminer-sandybridge-ivybridge.exe -a hodl --url=http://roi.hopto.org:23110 -u mine -p miner -t 6 --coinbase-addr=RRwp5YU4AvECF26pFpWzueAnSaBiysyHE8 -P -q

roiminer-silvermont.exe -a hodl --url=http://roi.hopto.org:23110 -u mine -p miner -t 6 --coinbase-addr=RRwp5YU4AvECF26pFpWzueAnSaBiysyHE8 -P -q

roiminer-westmere.exe -a hodl --url=http://roi.hopto.org:23110 -u mine -p miner -t 6 --coinbase-addr=RRwp5YU4AvECF26pFpWzueAnSaBiysyHE8 -P -q

Interesting coin! I think this is a really nice project.. I want to start mining in the pool. are you interested in a translation for the romanian section? I could do it!

Less than 1000 blocks to go before fork! 

I agree with you

You will need to enable coin control features. If you have done that great but if not - at top of wallet click on settings and then click on options and then click the wallet tab and then check the box that says Enable coin control features then click ok.

Now when you click on send at the upper left you will see an area labeled Coin Control Features. In that area you will see a button labeled Inputs...

Click the Inputs... button and a new window pops up.

You will see columns from left to right - Amount | Input | Interest | Received with label | etc etc

The easiest way to find your matured term deposit is to look at the Input column. Find the input column number that exactly matches how many coins you term deposited. Check that box and click ok.

Now you can put the Pay To: address in there which you already created as a receive address. You can add a label if you like. You must then put the Amount in there and what I always do is look at the Coin Control Features section and you will see Quantity: - Amount: - Fee: - After Fee:

Take your mouse and copy the Amount: and then paste that in the Amount box. Now check the box that says Subtract fee from amount and then send the coins. When you return back to the overview tab you will be able to see in the lower section of the wallet that those coins with the matured interest warning have been removed.

In the future and to make things much easier you can make use of labels. When you create a term deposit give it a label like this: Term Deposit 12-1-2017 3 months 10000 Coins. This way when it matures and you need to hunt it down in the coin control features the label will give you helpful details to find it easier. This becomes more important if you have many term deposits and if you term deposit the same amount of coins numerous times.

The ROI Coin roadmap has us on track to create a full series of video tutorials and this is one of the things that will be covered. Right now the fork is imminent and we are hard at work getting the white paper done before the deadline (3rd quarter 2017) and also busy reworking the website and building out the online paper wallet. Bear with us there is a lot of work to be done but soon the community will have access to full suite of tutorial videos that will cover everything one might need to know.

How to add more ram then ? Currently it uses around (1045MB) out of 16GB in my task manager 

hodlminer.exe -a hodl --url=http://roi.hopto.org:23110 -u mine -p miner -t 4 --coinbase-addr=RTnA5ZfN1aPN1HxFwrcBRJe7PH4HggRDbv

hodlminer.exe -a hodl --url=http://roi.hopto.org:23110 -u mine -p miner -t 4 --coinbase-addr=RJsFF8fgC7QVYvVSa93x8J2VhTtiS1mtwz

Yeah I hope this coin will do well. After the fork it should be made available to more exchanges for trade and a must entry to coinmarketcap for everyone to see 

If I solo mine using the Windows wallet app, what happens if I close the app then re-open? Or even shut down the PC then re-run the app? Does it continue where it left off or does it have to re-run the last round?

Yes, the address is correct, I'm already a miner here, hodlminer.exe -o stratum+tcp://stratum.coinspool.cu.cc:3042 -u 03b82cf99e03e28a807c04f6052bf2a52b4623ef -p x -q -a hodl -t 4 but I wanted to mine in the cluster.