BTC Node and BCH Node in the same box

[Vipersl65]

Is this possible?  If yes, what happens to if my miner that is registered to the BCH Node(running ckpool) hit a block, is the payout automatically deposited to my BCH wallet configured in the miner?

[ABCbits]

BTC Node and BCH Node in the same box

Is this possible?

Yes, you would use different full node software to run BTC and BCH node. Just make sure both software doesn't use same port.

If yes, what happens to if my miner that is registered to the BCH Node(running ckpool) hit a block, is the payout automatically deposited to my BCH wallet configured in the miner?

Your question lack detail. But assuming ckpool (or its fork) support BCH and you're talking about self-hosted solo-mining ckpool, the mined BCH should receive your BCH address/wallet immediately.

[FP91G]

Is this possible?  If yes, what happens to if my miner that is registered to the BCH Node(running ckpool) hit a block, is the payout automatically deposited to my BCH wallet configured in the miner?

The mining pool will send your coins immediately, minus the fee, to your wallet. For solo mining on ckpool, you simply need to configure your miner according to the solo pool instructions. Don't forget about fees.

Solo mining is no different from regular mining; the principle is the same. Your settings will only change depending on the pool.

[0x000369]

Is this possible? If yes, what happens to if my miner that is registered to the BCH Node(running ckpool) hit a block, is the payout automatically deposited to my BCH wallet configured in the miner?

@Vipersl65

yeah it's possible obviously

different chains different software different ports you just gotta make sure they don't clash

that's basic stuff

and for the payout if you're solo mining on your own node with ckpool configured right then yeah it goes straight to your wallet address

that's how solo mining works op it's not some magic money tree

just make damn sure your wallet config is correct and your node is actually fully synced

wouldn't want to get rekt by a typo or an unsynced node would we

and bch solo mining lol good luck with that these days unless you're a whale

[philipma1957]

Is this possible? If yes, what happens to if my miner that is registered to the BCH Node(running ckpool) hit a block, is the payout automatically deposited to my BCH wallet configured in the miner?

@Vipersl65

yeah it's possible obviously

different chains different software different ports you just gotta make sure they don't clash

that's basic stuff

and for the payout if you're solo mining on your own node with ckpool configured right then yeah it goes straight to your wallet address

that's how solo mining works op it's not some magic money tree

just make damn sure your wallet config is correct and your node is actually fully synced

wouldn't want to get rekt by a typo or an unsynced node would we

and bch solo mining lol good luck with that these days unless you're a whale

Bch solo mining is much easier than btc solo mining.


You do not need to be a whale.

The diff is 1t

The diff for btc is going to be 142t in  a day.

So a 270th s21xp on bch

Is like 142 machines on btc.

Around 38ph on btc.

The s21xp would hit about 2 bch blocks a year.

The s21xp would hit about 2 btc blocks in 142 years

[FP91G]

Is this possible? If yes, what happens to if my miner that is registered to the BCH Node(running ckpool) hit a block, is the payout automatically deposited to my BCH wallet configured in the miner?

@Vipersl65

yeah it's possible obviously

different chains different software different ports you just gotta make sure they don't clash

that's basic stuff

and for the payout if you're solo mining on your own node with ckpool configured right then yeah it goes straight to your wallet address

that's how solo mining works op it's not some magic money tree

just make damn sure your wallet config is correct and your node is actually fully synced

wouldn't want to get rekt by a typo or an unsynced node would we

and bch solo mining lol good luck with that these days unless you're a whale

It's like I'm back in 2012, when you had to download a node for solo mining. There weren't many pools back then, so you had to install a node first and then start solo mining.
Nowadays, solo mining only requires a wallet. You can use any software or hardware wallet.
You need to make sure your ASIC has no issues connecting to the pool.