Mining SucreMoneda

If you wonder how to mine SucreMoneda here's a quick list on how to. First you need to have a miningfield account. Register here, https://sucre.miningfield.com/ and you need to the following.

Or I can invite you by email, comment below with your email address and I send invitation so I get a referral. :)

Create an account and login. Go to My Account > My Workers and Add New Worker like so

Please note your worker name, we'll be needing them when configuring the miner.

MinerD (cpu miner) has no X11 support for the algo so we'll be needing another miner. Please go to this link and download this:

https://github.com/tpruvot/cpuminer-multi/releases/download/v1.3.1-multi/cpuminer-multi-rel1.3.1-x64.zip

Note: Extract it, might need to exclude the files from your AntiVirus.

We don't need the other ones right now other than the "cpuminer-gw64-corei7.exe". Add a mine.bat batch file, edit it and add these:

cpuminer-gw64-corei7 -a x11 -o stratum+tcp://eu.miningfield.com:3357 -u USER.WORKER -p PASSWORD

USER is your username.

Double click the batch file and voila! You are now a SucreMiner!!! You should see few of these in a few minutes!

Happy mining!!! Like my content? Donate:

BTC: 1KBES3eNN6CP8KAjEy3erwyEYuEqmjiYF9
LTC: LWzsexQ5UV4UEp9M4fpivn4c7enHVzsH5K
SUCR: ScZSZgFsMKphkw6nVM3YVpW8Jx26PdsyMQ

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