Mining (Mainnet)

As a strategic partner, Yates Pool provides exclusive technical support and operational backing for the INIChain mining pool service.

Mining Pool Setup

  1. Download Mining Software Based on Your Operating System Link: https://github.com/Project-InitVerse/ini-miner/releases

  2. Official Mining Pool Links: https://yatespool.com

ASIC

INIBOX

Model
Hashrate, Mh/s
Power usage (W)
Remarks

ASIC Miner Match INIBOX

850

500

https://inibox.shop/

GPU

CPU

  1. Start Mining on Linux: Run the following command:

    • Replace 0x0304f5193FCe6A27e3789c27EE2B9D95177e21A5 with your wallet address.

    • Worker001 can be customized as the name for each mining machine.

    • This default command is for Mining Pool A. You can choose from other Mining Pools below: Mainnet Pool a: pool-a.yatespool.com:31588 Mainnet Pool b: pool-b.yatespool.com:32488

    • For CPU mining, only the 2.5M channel is recommended.

    • To specify the number of CPU cores for mining, you can add the --cpu-devices option. For example, --cpu-devices 1 uses the first CPU thread for mining. To use multiple cores, append the option multiple times. If you need to use all CPU cores for mining, simply delete this command.

    • Once the mining process starts successfully, you should see a mining interface similar to the one below:

    • If hash power is displayed, mining is functioning correctly.

  2. Start Mining on Windows:

    • Right-click the start.bat script, edit the file to replace the wallet address and worker name, and save the changes.

Example command:

  • Replace 0x0304f5193FCe6A27e3789c27EE2B9D95177e21A5 with your wallet address.

  • Worker001 can be customized as the name for each mining machine.

  • Double-click start.bat to begin mining. Please update default mining network pool-a.yatespool.com:31588 to the pool you would like to join. Mainnet Pool a: pool-a.yatespool.com:31588 Mainnet Pool b: pool-b.yatespool.com:32488

    For CPU mining, only the 2.5M channel is recommended. Default using full core mining. To specify the number of CPU cores for mining, you can add the --cpu-devices option. For example, --cpu-devices 1 uses the first CPU thread for mining. To use multiple cores, append the option multiple times.

  • Once hash power is displayed, mining is functioning correctly.

  1. Start Mining on Mac OS (Intel Chip):

  • Open the Command Window.

  • Copy the following Command.

  • Replace 0x0304f5193FCe6A27e3789c27EE2B9D95177e21A5 with your wallet address.

  • Worker001 can be customized as the name for each mining machine.

  • This default command is for Mining Pool A. You can choose from other Mining Pools below:

    Mainnet Pool a: pool-a.yatespool.com:31588 Mainnet Pool b: pool-b.yatespool.com:32488

    For CPU mining, only the 2.5M channel is recommended.

  • Default using full core mining. To specify the number of CPU cores for mining, you can add the --cpu-devices option. For example, --cpu-devices 1 uses the first CPU thread for mining. To use multiple cores, append the option multiple times.

  • Once the mining process starts successfully, you should see a mining interface similar to the one below:

  • If hash power is displayed, mining is functioning correctly.

  1. Start Mining on Mac OS (M Chip):

  • Install Rosetta. Open the Command Window and copy the following code:

After entering the command, you will be prompted to enter 'A' and then press Enter to confirm the installation.

  • Copy the following Command:

  • Replace 0x0304f5193FCe6A27e3789c27EE2B9D95177e21A5 with your wallet address.

  • Worker001 can be customized as the name for each mining machine.

  • This default command is for Mining Pool A. You can choose from other Mining Pools below:

    Mainnet Pool a: pool-a.yatespool.com:31588 Mainnet Pool b: pool-b.yatespool.com:32488

    For CPU mining, only the 2.5M channel is recommended.

  • Default using full core mining. To specify the number of CPU cores for mining, you can add the --cpu-devices option. For example, --cpu-devices 1 uses the first CPU thread for mining. To use multiple cores, append the option multiple times.

  • Once the mining process starts successfully, you should see a mining interface similar to the one below:

If hash power is displayed, mining is functioning correctly

Solo Mining Setup

  1. Download Full Node Based on Your Operating System Link: https://github.com/Project-InitVerse/chain/releases/tag/v1.0.4

  2. Start Mining on Linux: Run the following commands. For mainnet mining, please remove the parameter --testnet=true.

    • Wait for the node to fully sync.

    • Set the wallet address:

    • Start mining:

      • To use a specific number of threads, you can use miner.start(3), where 3 represents the number of CPU cores.

  3. Start Mining on Windows:

    • After downloading geth-windows-x64.exe, open the command prompt by typing cmd in the file path bar and pressing Enter.

    • Start the node by running the following command: For mainnet mining, please remove the parameter --testnet=true

    • Wait for the node to fully sync.

    • Set the wallet address:

    • Start mining:

      • To use a specific number of threads, you can use miner.start(3), where 3 represents the number of CPU cores.

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