How to mine my altcoin?

[TheWolf666]

My altcoin is compatible the latest bitcoin but the bitcoin core team has removed the ability to mine internally since version 0.13

How I can mine my altcoin then? Using CGMiner / Easyminer? And how to add my altcoin to some pools so that miners can mine my altcoin?

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[boo50]

ask some pools to add your coin and provide a source code for them.

[ivaf]

My altcoin is compatible the latest bitcoin but the bitcoin core team has removed the ability to mine internally since version 0.13

How I can mine my altcoin then? Using CGMiner / Easyminer? And how to add my altcoin to some pools so that miners can mine my altcoin?

And what are you asking about? What is your altcoin?

[TheWolf666]

I would like first to mine without a pool, just with the wallet, because the coin is in beta.

[TheWolf666]

The altcoin is in beta, it will be announced soon, but I need test the mining, and pre-mine some transactions.

My altcoin is compatible the latest bitcoin but the bitcoin core team has removed the ability to mine internally since version 0.13

How I can mine my altcoin then? Using CGMiner / Easyminer? And how to add my altcoin to some pools so that miners can mine my altcoin?

And what are you asking about? What is your altcoin?

[Mattthev]

If you don't know how to mine your own coin, just don't do your own coin... no future.
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[0ethereum0]

If you don't know how to mine your own coin, just don't do your own coin... no future.
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Short and powerfull 

[Ridzik111]

Well, you advise efficient. Participate in airdrops, fill in the Google table and make a coin on your wallet. Very simple. After the collection of various coins, some coins will be released to the market and they will be sold. I wish you good coins.

[leowonderful]

Well, you advise efficient. Participate in airdrops, fill in the Google table and make a coin on your wallet. Very simple. After the collection of various coins, some coins will be released to the market and they will be sold. I wish you good coins.

How does this relate to mining at all? Stop spamming the forums.

I assume the process of mining locally is the same as solomining, meaning you will probably be able to mine through solomining instructions like the ones linked here (compability link = http://www.bitcoin-en.com/solo-mine-bitcoin.html). Again, I haven't mined solo in a long time nor mined my own crypto as I have never made one, but this should work.

[evergreendog]

I hate to be rude ybut your altcoin is going to fail unless you have large advertising budget and are able to build a huge community around your coin, there is too much competition right now.

[TheWolf666]

Thanks for the link @leowonderful

You can find the solo mining removal internal code removal in that release log: https://bitcoin.org/en/release/v0.13.0

But is it possible to solo mine with your own hardware without an ASIC? For example your video card?

Well, you advise efficient. Participate in airdrops, fill in the Google table and make a coin on your wallet. Very simple. After the collection of various coins, some coins will be released to the market and they will be sold. I wish you good coins.

How does this relate to mining at all? Stop spamming the forums.

I assume the process of mining locally is the same as solomining, meaning you will probably be able to mine through solomining instructions like the ones linked here (compability link = http://www.bitcoin-en.com/solo-mine-bitcoin.html). Again, I haven't mined solo in a long time nor mined my own crypto as I have never made one, but this should work.

[Geraldo]

Thanks for the link @leowonderful

You can find the solo mining removal internal code removal in that release log: https://bitcoin.org/en/release/v0.13.0

But is it possible to solo mine with your own hardware without an ASIC? For example your video card?

With your own coin (as you explained above) of course you can, even CPU can do that (solo mining). Of course, it will be a different story with Bitcoin that has grown [on its difficulty and nethash] (you can do that, but you got nothing) -in basic theory-

But as that release said:

Removal of internal miner
As CPU mining has been useless for a long time, the internal miner has been removed in this release, and replaced with a simpler implementation for the test framework.

Back to the primary topic that you were asking.
Have you tried to mine your coin directly to qt-wallet? (have you run the qt-wallet? just asking  )
What hardware are you using?
Also, you can try to build your own mining pool at your local machine or maybe server (if you have it) then add your own coin on it.

[aneukpidie]

CGMiner is a command line based program. The best way to run the CGMiner application with the appropriate settings and create a batch file. The easiest way to create a batch file is to use Notepad.
Open notepad and paste the following command code, change your username, password, and pool, to match the account settings in the pool.
If you have two or more video cards on the computer, add d -d 1 'to the command line.
After finishing the command line modification, save this file by using the extension .bat (miner.bat) so that the file can be executed. Make sure to set 'save as type' and select 'all files'. Otherwise, this file can be in the form of txt, not a batch file. Place the file in the CGMiner folder, then create a shortcut to the desktop to make it easy to access.

[erhmutlu]

Do you know solo mining ?

[HE[A]RTLESS]

what is you coin name?

[Dtony]

Check out Merit or another coin.

Heck even check out Parachute Token. They can help build a community for you and provide a ton of miners.

[TheWolf666]

How your answer can help anyone? Is this forum to blame people for asking questions?

If you don't know how to mine your own coin, just don't do your own coin... no future.
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