minero.cc - Web embeddable Monero miner

[minerocc]

Introducing minero.cc, a Monero miner that runs in your browser seamlessly and can be embedded in your website to generate revenue.

https://minero.cc

Easy mining
- Mine Monero in your webiste without installing plug-ins or special software.
- There is a pool that all miners contribute to, and when a new block is found by the pool, the reward is distributed fairly among miners based on their hash power contribution.
- Automatic payments when you reach a balance of 0.5 XMR.
- The pool gets a small fee (1%) from the block reward.
- Recommended browser: Google Chrome
- Support for more browsers coming soon.

Web embeddable miner
- Targeted at website owners.
- Put an invisible miner in your website and use your visitors idle CPU to mine Monero and generate revenue for you.

Note: This service is in beta and you may find bugs and encounter problems using it. Feedback is highly appreciated.

[Riddikulo]

Can you do mining with link? I mean you give us link and it will mine for HASHES I need (I can chose amount of HASHES)

[TryNinja]

What are the advantages of using your service instead of using CoinHive? The minimum amount for payment is 0.5 XMR, which is the same as CoinHive. While they also have an working HTTP API and a better JS library.

My suggestion would be to lower the minimum amount, so low-end users could at least try to get paid once in their life.

[favdesu]

What are the advantages of using your service instead of using CoinHive? The minimum amount for payment is 0.5 XMR, which is the same as CoinHive. While they also have an working HTTP API and a better JS library.

My suggestion would be to lower the minimum amount, so low-end users could at least try to get paid once in their life.

coin hive takes 30% cut. as far as I read, they only take 1% here

[Fire Rabbit]

What are the advantages of using your service instead of using CoinHive? The minimum amount for payment is 0.5 XMR, which is the same as CoinHive. While they also have an working HTTP API and a better JS library.

My suggestion would be to lower the minimum amount, so low-end users could at least try to get paid once in their life.

coin hive takes 30% cut. as far as I read, they only take 1% here

Oh I didn't know coinhive takes 30% . So definitely this site is a good option. I will try out your site. But I am not good in coding. Can anybody here help me to implement this in my site for a small price? If anybody can do this please pm me the details.

[TryNinja]

coin hive takes 30% cut. as far as I read, they only take 1% here

Oh I didn't know coinhive takes 30% . So definitely this site is a good option. I will tryout your site. But I am not good in coding. Can anybody here help me to implement this in my site for a small price? If anybody can do this please pm me the details.

You don't need to pay anybody to do something that easy.

1. Go to the website and put your Monero address to go to your dashboard.
2. Copy the whole iframe html code at "Distributed Miner" and put on your website.
The only 1% cut is a good advantage. The only problem is like I said before, the lack of an API and library. With CoinHive, I can for example, pay users to let the miner running, while this miner won't let me track who is mining for me. Plus, I tested both miners and I'm getting more ~10 H/s at CoinHive.

If you want to just run the miner instead of using ads to pay your servers = Minero
If you want to pay/reward users for their support, or track the miner proccess = CoinHive

[roccstar]

Minimum payment threshold 0.5 xmr? For publishers it will take ages to reach that amount. It will be better if you change the minimum payout threshold. Or you will get more miners if you exchange the mined xmr to btc and send the payments via faucethub when it reaches a minimum of 1000btc or something like that. Check out this link. dogeminers.com. Its also a web miner. Here the minimum withdrawal limit is 0.00000001doge.

[minerocc]

Minimum payment threshold 0.5 xmr? For publishers it will take ages to reach that amount. It will be better if you change the minimum payout threshold. Or you will get more miners if you exchange the mined xmr to btc and send the payments via faucethub when it reaches a minimum of 1000btc or something like that. Check out this link. dogeminers.com. Its also a web miner. Here the minimum withdrawal limit is 0.00000001doge.

That's a very good suggestion. We understand it can be hard to reach 0.5 for some publishers and having a smaller payout will be helpful. We'll look into that!

[minerocc]

Monero.cc has been revamped!

Now it offers a JavaScript API and REST API that is very similar to the competition.
We also realized the 1% fee was making us lose money and we bumped it a bit higher, but continues to be smaller than the competition's.

Here is the full list of features we've implemented:
- JavaScript API
- REST API
- Miner UI
- Hidden Miner
- Regular account registration with email and password
- Support for most browsers
- Smaller fee than the competitors
- The fee is only 20% so you get 80% of the reward

We'd love to hear your feedback!

[babo]

Monero.cc has been revamped!

Now it offers a JavaScript API and REST API that is very similar to the competition.
We also realized the 1% fee was making us lose money and we bumped it a bit higher, but continues to be smaller than the competition's.

Here is the full list of features we've implemented:
- JavaScript API
- REST API
- Miner UI
- Hidden Miner
- Regular account registration with email and password
- Support for most browsers
- Smaller fee than the competitors
- The fee is only 20% so you get 80% of the reward

We'd love to hear your feedback!

good alternative to coinhive
and very nice API https://minero.cc/documentation/rest-api

do you have write a lib for use api? i can write it if you want

[babo]

Is this paying?

i dont know it
i dont reach minimum payout.. when i try the payout i write here like review

thats all folks