Crypto Mining Software?

[deerdeerdeer]

I am new to the game, and have a AMD XT5500 8GB GPU, currently using unmineable to mine Zil using my CPU, was wondering what other mining software is good where I can mine with my GPU also?

[Flyliner]

There are a ton of miners out there. Its better to decide what algo you want to mine then look for a miner for it.

A few of the more common ones:
nbminer
sgminer
ethminer
ccminer
cgminer
gminer
bfgminer
t-rex

As for Zilliqa it says here its not really feasible to GPU/CPU mine it anymore..

https://dev.zilliqa.com/docs/miners/mining-getting-started/

[Flyliner]

And basing our economy off of multi-level marketing digital nothingness is a good idea why?

Huh? Who mentioned anything about basing our economy off anything?

[edgerly779]

My son has 4 helium mining rigs up and running with more on order I am putting one on roof in simi

[deerdeerdeer]

There are a ton of miners out there. Its better to decide what algo you want to mine then look for a miner for it.

A few of the more common ones:
nbminer
sgminer
ethminer
ccminer
cgminer
gminer
bfgminer
t-rex

As for Zilliqa it says here its not really feasible to GPU/CPU mine it anymore..
https://dev.zilliqa.com/docs/miners/...tting-started/

Thanks, been trying to find ways to farm Cro, cuz thats the printer.

[Flyliner]

Thanks, been trying to find ways to farm Cro, cuz thats the printer.

You can't mine CRO, you can only buy it and then stake it to earn interest..

[deerdeerdeer]

You can't mine CRO, you can only buy it and then stake it to earn interest..

I am on VVS, printing both farm and mine via Defi, it says in a year, I'll ve filthy rich, another gamble, another ramble.

[200Apples]

Not per se in this thread, but that's the general direction that our society is moving. Wanting to base everything off crypto which is digital nothingness and whose value chart looks like a seismograph during a Fukushima earthquake

I know this thread isn't about bitcoin necessarily, but crypto in general, which, by the way, certainly is not "digital nothingness".

Using your post as a topic to riff off of, because I just read this elsewhere. This in an excerpt from a paid financial guidance webpage... (Crypto Capital, Stansberry Research)

Eric Wade

In short, the U.S. House Committee on Financial Services has some room to regulate crypto projects that aren't entirely decentralized. But for purely decentralized coins like bitcoin?

Good luck.

It's impossible for any government to shut down truly decentralized cryptocurrencies, because there is no single point of weakness to attack. And in the meantime, the increasing regulation of cryptos shows that they're gaining recognition worldwide.

As more and more people recognize cryptos as a legitimate asset class, so much capital will flow into the space that picking winners will be like shooting fish in a barrel.

Something to ponder.

[200Apples]

Sorry, I see that this thread's OP is asking only a blockchain mining hardware/software question.

Please forgive the derail.

[deerdeerdeer]

Sorry, I see that this thread's OP is asking only a blockchain mining hardware/software question.

Please forgive the derail.

If I ever make it ine crypto world, I will help fight the pro-2A battle...