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My suggestion for a baremetal Linux box would be to download https://raw.githubusercontent.com/magicdude4eva/btc-fullnode-stack/main/setup.sh and then: 1) adjust DEFAULT_SLOW / DEFAULT_FAST to your volumes 2) create a docker user/group via sudo useradd -m -g docker -s /bin/bash docker The rest of the script should then locally run. Alternatively you can just follow the commands from the script section per section.
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I have a pc running ubuntu desktop 24.04. Can I run this as is or do I need to modify it to work?
It is docker, it should just work. Just pay attention to your mount points. On the Synology I use /volume1/ (HDD) and /volume2/ (SSD) - if you just have one mount point, use that, just make sure you run on SSD.
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I took profit at €0,36/CRO and bought back in at €0,24. I do get good value out of the cashbacks.
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Ich habe meine Geräte relativ günstig aus China bekommen und ich hatte glück weil sie gut Laufen.
Strompreis beträgt 27,44 ct/kWh
Ich habe Spaß an den Geräten auch bastle ich gerne, Stromversorgung, Kühlung, Overclock usw.
Momentan Versuche ich zu verstehen wie die Pools funktionieren um den richtigen Pool zu finden, ich habe die besten Ergebnisse bis jetzt auf Kryptex.
Ich weiß das ich mit meinen Geräten solo Minen sollte aber irgendwie ist mir das zu langweilig 😅
Wieviel minest Du pro Tag?
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CRO is now at €0,30 - Personally I've found it pretty fascinating to see CDC go from "Cronos/CRO is just an utility token that Crypto.com happens to use" out of fear of the law, to CDC now fully becoming a "Make CRO Great Again" flagbearer.
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From a Crypto.com point of view (and a pure business perspective) the move is clever as it will gain access to a market it did not have and people on Truth Social will just buy in. For me personally I hold a good stake in CRO and will continue staking on Icy Rose card as bundled with Curve it gives me some cashback and does not cost me anything. If there were better cashback-options in Austria through local retailer, I would have switched.
The CDC move is certainly risky as it is a fine political line they are walking on. With the CRO unburn I anyway expect that the token will normalise around €0,06-€0,10, but with the hype it will jump in the next few weeks.
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Not sure what to think about these news: https://www.coindesk.com/business/2025/08/26/trump-media-crypto-com-to-build-usd6-4b-cro-treasury-firm-cro-jumps-25 Trump Media will buy $105 million in CRO tokens while Crypto.com takes $50 million in DJT stock as part of a partnership that makes the Cronos token central to Truth Social’s rewards system. Summary of the press-clippings: Trump Media, Crypto.com, and Yorkville Acquisition Corp are creating a new joint venture called Trump Media Group CRO Strategy Inc. through a SPAC merger. Once the deal closes, the new company will trade on Nasdaq under the ticker $MCGA, short for “Make CRO Great Again.”
Key points: * Treasury focus: $MCGA will be a digital asset treasury company dedicated to acquiring and holding Cronos (CRO). * Scale: It will start as the world’s largest CRO holder (~6.3B tokens, about $1B at announcement). * Partnership swap: Trump Media is buying $105M in CRO, Crypto.com is taking $50M in DJT stock. * Cash & credit line: Around $420M cash is earmarked for more CRO purchases, plus a $5B credit line to buy even more. * Utility integration: CRO becomes the platform token for Truth Social (rewards, subscriptions, payments). * Strategy: Stake and run validator nodes to earn additional CRO, creating a flywheel (more funds → more CRO → higher price → more funds).
I am happy that I am invested in CRO, but I hope that this is giving the CRO-ecosystem some longevity. What are your thoughts?
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It is great to see that my bag is finally moving. Super frustrating to see ETH and other Altcoins lack of growth compared to others.
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Ich sehe gerade dass du wohl das Netzteil auch in Betrieb hast? Auf dem Foto bei Amazon stehen 24V. In der Beschreibung aber 12V. Also kommt auch das passende 12V Netzteil an?
Ja, ich habe das LRS-350-12 bekommen.
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The same question could be asked of yourself, why did you bother making a docker for it?
that was easy: because no-one seems to have done an all-in-one-solution 
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Hallo zusammen,
hab mir nun auch einen Nerdqaxe ++ besorgt. Leider ist hier nur eins dieser China-Netzteile dabei gewesen.
Noch zwei Fragen:
Kann ich an den zweite Lüfter Anschluss einfach nen 120mm Lüfter klemmen damit ich zusätzliche Belüftung habe?
Ich habe beobachtet, dass wenn ich für PID eine tiefere Ziel-Temp einstelle, geht der Lüfter natürlich hoch und alles wird kühler aber die Watt anzeige geht um ca. 5 Watt runter. Hat dafür jemand ne Erklärung warum das so ist?
Danke fürs Feedback!
Warum kaufst Du dir nicht ein Meanwell Netzteil? Dann kannst zukünftig bis 3 Nerdqaxe++ (wenn jeweils 100W / NQA) damit betreiben - link: https://amzn.to/4ox6LZDJa, Du kannst einen zweiten Lüfter anklemmen. Dein Stromverbrauch steigt damm um ca 5-8W je nach Lüfter (bei mir von 79W auf 86W) Wegen Lüfter/W-Verbrauch: Das konnte ich bei mir nicht so feststellen. Bei mir ist Target Temp 55C und Lüfter ist 100% und 2700RPM.
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I am using a NerdQAxe++ which i bought from mineshop.eu - perfect litte device, I cracked 1.94G last night running against my Docker stack ( https://github.com/magicdude4eva/btc-fullnode-stack). The device is on it's default settings and consumes about 80W and hashrate is 4.3 to 4.8TH/s (sometimes breaking out to 5.2TH). Waiting for that block to drop 
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I cracked the G-club last night - best share 1.94G so far on a NerdQAxe++ with my stack..
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I think in Europe is easier to get Trezor or Ledger from official websites and it's better
I bought it from Trezor.io - it was shipped to Austria within 2 days - super impressed.
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On my Synology I added last night to run a special script to disconnect slow peers (in my case any peer slower than 3 seconds): peer-filter.sh - this runs every 5 minutes #!/bin/bash # peer-filter.sh - Disconnect high-ping peers (Docker version)
THRESHOLD=1.0 # seconds CONTAINER="bitcoin-node"
# Fetch peers using docker exec for peer in $(docker exec -i $CONTAINER bitcoin-cli -conf=/bitcoin/bitcoin.conf -datadir=/bitcoin getpeerinfo | jq -c '.[]'); do ping=$(echo "$peer" | jq '.pingtime') addr=$(echo "$peer" | jq -r '.addr') # If pingtime is above threshold, disconnect if (( $(echo "$ping > $THRESHOLD" | bc -l) )); then echo "🚫 Disconnecting $addr (ping: $ping)" docker exec -i $CONTAINER bitcoin-cli -conf=/bitcoin/bitcoin.conf -datadir=/bitcoin disconnectnode "$addr" fi done
It logs this: ... 🚫 Disconnecting 123.100.246.248:8333 (ping: 6.793595) 🚫 Disconnecting 203.11.72.218:8333 (ping: 2.599044) ...
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Eventuell wird da der Stromverbrauch, nur des ASICs angegeben (auch wenn das für mcih Schummeln ist) und nicht des ganzen Systems, Netzteilverluste, Kühlung etc. Energy Efficiency: 15j Th/s Wäre dann die Angabe bei 4 Th/s nicht bei 4.8 Th/s Wäre dann voll schummeln. Auf meinen NerdQAxe++ habe ich 60W nur durch massives runterdrosseln und ca 3-3.5Th/s hingekriegt. In then default settings bewege ich mich im schnitt bei 4,5Th/s und nach unten selten auf 3,5 und nach oben bei 5,3. Stromverbrauch ist konstant auf 79-80W. ASIC = 52.6°C / VR = 60.1 °C / Lüfter ist auf 90% mit 2500RPM. Hochtakten habe ich probiert, dann komme ich auf ca 5,5Th/s. Temperatur ist geringfügig angestiegen, aber Verbrauch ist dann schon auf 90W und das ist mir zu heikel langfristig.
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Hey everybody, which free and open-source mining pools are currently available that could be operated via self-hosting with an existing full node under Linux? I know that there is the soloCK pool available on bitbucket, but as far as I remember it was said somewhere that this code cannot be used like this but requires some customization. Is that still true or false information? It is wrong that it is incomplete - I have been running at full stack for a few weeks on Docker - https://github.com/magicdude4eva/btc-fullnode-stack/tree/main/cksolo (it compiles from https://bitbucket.org/ckolivas/ckpool-solo/src/solobtc/) - if you do not want to run it under docker, you can pretty much just follow the Dockerfile commands to compile it locally and then create a systemd file like this (untested): /etc/systemd/system/ckpool.service [Unit] Description=CKPool Solo - Lightweight Stratum server for Bitcoin solo mining After=network.target Wants=network-online.target
[Service] # User and group to run ckpool (create a dedicated user for security) User=ckpool Group=ckpool
# Working directory where ckpool binary resides WorkingDirectory=/opt/ckpool
# Environment variables Environment="CKPOOL_DIR=/opt/ckpool" Environment="CKPOOL_CONF=/etc/ckpool/ckpool.conf" Environment="CKPOOL_LOG=/var/log/ckpool/ckpool.log"
# Start command ExecStart=/opt/ckpool/src/ckpool -k -B -c ${CKPOOL_CONF}
# Restart behavior Restart=always RestartSec=5
# Resource limits LimitNOFILE=65535
# Logging StandardOutput=append:${CKPOOL_LOG} StandardError=append:${CKPOOL_LOG}
[Install] WantedBy=multi-user.target
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I am perhaps of the wrong opinion, but I am thinking: what are the chances that with my ping being below 500ms and me finding a block and then loosing the race against some other miner trying to confirm the same block. Not sure what the probability for this would be and if it is something to worry about.
I do agree that self hosting requires resources and monitoring. If I would go and spend €150/month I could also upgrade my 250mbps fibre line to 1gig and possibly improve latency.
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Thanks, that's exactly what I'd have expected to see.  I would think ping below 100ms would be rare in a home-setup. Makes me wonder what pings then pool-websites have.
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