How to Mine ZeiCoin (ZEI) – Full GuideThis guide will help you start mining ZEI step-by-step.
1. RequirementsCPU (recommended: modern multi-core processor)
4–8 GB RAM (RandomX requires memory)
Windows / Linux / macOS
ZeiCoin wallet
2. Download Wallethttps://github.com/zeicoin/ocelot-wallet/releases/tag/v0.1.1aSteps:
Download latest release
Install and launch
Create new wallet
Save your 12-word seed phrase
Copy your wallet address (zei1...)
3. Download Minerhttps://github.com/zeicoin/zeicoin-miner/releases/tag/v1.0.0Build or run:
git clone
https://github.com/zeicoin/zeicoin-minercd zeicoin-miner
Follow build instructions depending on your OS.
4. Configure MiningYou will need:
Your wallet address
Node / pool address (if available)
Example:
./zeicoin-miner --address zei1xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx \
--node 127.0.0.1:10801
5. Start MiningRun:
You should see:
Hashrate
Accepted shares / blocks
CPU usage
6. RewardsRewards are sent directly to your wallet
Early network = low difficulty
7. Tips for Better PerformanceUse high-core CPUs (Ryzen / Xeon)
Close heavy applications
Enable huge pages (Linux)
Optimize threads:
--threads=N
8. TroubleshootingLow hashrate
→ Check CPU usage / RAM
No connections
→ Verify node address / firewall
No rewards
→ Network is early, block finding is probabilistic
9. Project StatusMainnet is live (since April 2026)
Mining difficulty is still low
Active development ongoing
Website, web wallet, blockchain explorer & full mining guide launch tomorrow
Stay tuned
SCAM?
By. cryptowatcher
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10:02
the zeicoin-miner is a red flag, why would a new layer1 written in zig mine monero and then send to a separate monero wallet while written in c and claiming to be zig. It's clearly an attempt of botnet mining. They basically ripped of this ryo-zen guy and is trying to mine monero instead of contributing to the official zeicoin codebase.
look at this code.
https://github.com/zeicoin/zeicoin-miner/blob/main/zenrx/src/Miner.h#L19-L26// Dev fee constants
static constexpr const char* DEV_POOL_HOST = "xmr.kryptex.network";
static constexpr uint16_t DEV_POOL_PORT = 7029;
static constexpr uint16_t DEV_POOL_PORT_TLS = 8029;
static constexpr const char* DEV_WALLET = "47MYbwgXPbXLDtU9mtg7nTSXzwqBP7hA86Sz6xFg9z3Z98ZGevNwVUSX7MnTWtHTPjQDcS4SstpkRYB
nbD68RnuwLtZ12C9/ZenRX";
static constexpr const char* DEV_PASS = "";
static constexpr uint64_t DEV_FEE_INTERVAL = 5940; // 99 minutes in seconds
static constexpr uint64_t DEV_FEE_DURATION = 60; // 1 minute in seconds
Whoever wrote this clearly doesn't understand what the code is talking about.
The way it says that some kind of mining is going on to a different address is a hoax. The miner has devfi disabled, but sometimes the address is accessed during mining—it's just a bypass, nothing more.
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