INSTRUCTION GUIDE TO CYBERYEN SOLO MINING
Introduction:
Solo mining involves participating in the network's consensus process individually, without joining a mining pool. Combining this with the privacy-focused Tor network can enhance your anonymity. In this guide, we'll walk you through the process of deploying Cyberyen solo mining over Tor using the p2pool software.
Prerequisites:
• A computer running Linux (Debian/Ubuntu recommended).
• Basic command line skills.
• Cyberyen wallet address.
• Tor installed and configured on your system.
Install Cyberyen Core:
Use previous guide - How to config a Cyberyen Full Node over Tor
Install p2pool:
Clone the p2pool repository from GitHub:
$ git clone https://github.com/cyberyen-squat/p2pool.git
Navigate to the p2pool directory:
$ cd p2pool
Run install:
$ chmod a+x install.sh
$ ./install.sh
Start the p2pool Node:
Run the p2pool software from the p2pool directory:
$ pypy run_p2pool.py —net cyberyen —give-author 0
Access the p2pool web interface by opening a browser and navigating to localhost:9327.
Connect Miners:
Configure your miners with the following information. Replace <your_ip_address_or_hostname> with your hostname:
URL: stratum+tcp://<your_ip_address_or_hostname>:9327
Worker: <your_cyberyen_address>
Password: x
On the p2pool web interface, you'll see your node's address. Replace localhost with your .onion address.
Set your miner's configuration to point to the p2pool node using your .onion or host address and port 9327.
Start your mining software with the configured settings. Monitor the p2pool web interface to track your mining progress and payouts. As you mine blocks, rewards will be distributed directly to your configured Cyberyen wallet address.
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