Cloud Mining (with Digital Ocean)


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  1. https://bter.com/signup/168285
  2. https://bter.com/ref/168285
  3. http://bitbin.it/XcgHIi2V
  4. Introduction
  5. Over the last few months there has been a lot of talk about Protoshares. Protoshares is a CPU-mined coin, which uses a new Proof-Of-Work (POW) algorithm called Momentum , designed to resist GPU and ASIC implementation. This is to keep mining power in the hands of small miners, securing the network against majority attacks. It’s currently traded on exchanges as Bter, Cryptsy and Btc38.
  6. Not just a coin itself, the coin is used as a start-off point for new coins that are developed by Invictus Innovations, for example the new Memory Coin 2.0 (MMS). If you own PTS, then your stake gets mapped on the launch of the new coin. As it’s a CPU coin, you can mine them on powerful servers. This guide tells you how to do this on Digital Ocean cloud servers.
  7. Step #1: Sign Up for Digital Ocean
  8. A: Use one of the following codes to start off with $10 free!
  9. thechangelog10, divein10, holidayssd
  10. B: Enter credit card details or charge the account $10 dollars using PayPal.
  11. C: Fire up a 2 CPU/2GB droplet, choose a location, and pick the latest Ubuntu Linux.
  12. Sign Up!
  13. Step #2: Setup a PTS wallet
  14. Download the Protoshares-QT wallet if you did not do this already. Install, let it sync, and secure the wallet with a good password.
  15. Windows Mac Code
  16. Step #3: Setup the Server
  17. You now receive an email with an IP address and a password. Install Putty or use SSH and connect with your brand new virtual server. Accept the SSH key if Putty asks.
  18. Login with the user “root” and the provided password in your email.
  19. Now copy or type over the following commands:
  20. apt-get update && apt-get install yasm -y git make g++ build-essential libminiupnpc-dev
  21. apt-get install -y libboost-all-dev libdb++-dev libgmp-dev libssl-dev dos2unix
  22. That set up the tools needed. Next up, compile the miner:
  23. cd ~ && git clone https://github.com/thbaumbach/ptsminer && cd ~/ptsminer/src
  24. make -f makefile.unix && cd ~
  25. Now let’s fire up the miner!
  26. screen -S ptc
  27. cd ~/ptsminer/src && ./ptsminer <enter here your PTS address from the wallet> <enter here your number of CPUs>
  28. When you reconnect to the server type:
  29. screen -d
  30. screen -r
  31. and you will see your miner process running.
  32. Step #4: Copy your Droplet
  33. Digital Ocean supports cloning of droplets with snapshots.
  34. A. Shut down the droplet you want to clone.
  35. B. Select the droplet in the digital ocean management panel.
  36. C. Click on snapshots.
  37. D. Enter a name and click on snapshot!
  38. E. If you fire up a new droplet, pick the same location, go to images and select your snapshot.
  39. F. Don’t forget to fire up the miners with the command above!
  40. How to Find out Your Earnings
  41. The mining pool will automatically pay out at 0.2 PTS. This will appear in your wallet.
  42. You can mine with multiple machines on one address.
  43. See your earnings online here:
  44. http://ptsweb.beeeeer.org/user/ <your PTS address>
  45. Happy mining!

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