Bits Be Trippin' is a youtube channel for cryptocurrencies mining.
They created the initial multiminer to enable easy switch between miners.
I took the script a step further and added more pools, coins and made it more configurable.
- Ethereum
- Ethereum Classic
- Monero
- Zcash
- Siacoin
- Pascalcoin
- Hush
- Lbry
- Dubaicoin (Dbix)
- Ubiq
- Expanse
- Chaincoin
- Digibyte
- Feathercoin
- Right click on bbt-multiminer.bat -> edit
- Under Wallets, according to the coin you want to mine, change the wallet address to yours
- Name your miner under MINER_NAME variable
- Change EMAIL_ADDRESS to receive updated from supported pools (nanopool for now)
NOTE: Some linux miners are still unavailable. We are currently working on it and you're willing to contribute.
- Right click on bbt-multiminer.sh -> edit, or use your favorite editor like vi, vim, etc..
- Under Wallets, according to the coin you want to mine, change the wallet address to yours
- Name your miner under MINER_NAME variable
- Change EMAIL_ADDRESS to receive updated from supported pools (nanopool for now)
- Read setup before proceeding
- Double click bbt-multiminer.bat
- Write the number of the miner you want to start and press enter
- Profit.
- Open a cmd windows in the bbt-multiminer folder
- Run bbt-multiminer.bat , for example: bbt-multiminer.bat 9 (Eth & Siacoin)
- Right click on bbt-multiminer.bat -> Create Shortcut
- Right click on the new shortcut -> Properties
- On the target field, go to the end and add your wanted miner index
- Win+R and paste this location: %APPDATA%\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup
- Copy the shortcut from above to that location
- Read setup before proceeding
- Run ./bbt-multiminer.sh from command line
- Chose the coin you want to mine by entering the coin index
- Chose the miner you want to use on the selected coin
- Profit.
- Open a terminal windows in bbt-multiminer folder
- Run ./bbt-multiminer.sh , for example: ./bbt-multiminer.sh 1 9 (Eth & Siacoin)
If you want to add more miners, you are more than welcome to send a merge request.
Notice that to add a binary for a miner, you would have to send us the link to the miner, instead of commiting it yourself.
We want make sure the miners are untouched and do not contain malware.