Crypto Miner - Jesus A. Olivier Molina

This thread is for the discussion of Crypto Miner. Note to the developer, if you wish to take control of this thread, please let me know.

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Multiple cryptocurrency miner application based on pooler's cpuminer.

Features:
- Multiple cryptocurrencies and algorithms
- BTC and sha256d based coins
- LTC and scrypt based coins
- Yacoin and scrypt-jane based coins
- Quarkcoin
- Groestlcoin
- Diamondcoin evolution v2
- x11 based coins (DRK, Hirocoin, Limecoin...)
- x13 based coins (ACE, B2B, GRC, XHC...)
- x14 based coins (X14, WEB)
- x15 based coins (RCE)
- cryptonight based coins (BCN, Monero)
- fresh based coins (FreshCoin)
- keccak based coins (Maxcoin HelixCoin, CryptoMeth, Galleon, 365coin, Slothcoin, BitcointalkCoin)
- hefty1 based coins (Heavycoin)
- skein based coins (Skeincoin, Myriadcoin)
- shavite3 based coins (INKcoin)
- Blakecoin
- Multithreaded mining able to run as many threads as the double of device core number.
- Supports both http and stratum protocol.
- Ability to manage multiple configurations to be able to change from one pool to other quickly.
- Neon optimization support.
- Menu option to show current session stats.
- Option to set priority for the miner.

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Originally Posted by tozeleal

I think the ouya is powerfull enoght to make some bit coins when i see the app rating...

ONLY 2 users rated the app???

I tested the app and works very well!
I want see your opinion :)

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Originally Posted by Eldon.McGuinness

Likely due to the fact that you waste more money on electricity than you get back in cryptocurrency value. Kinda like trading $2USD worth of change for $1USD in paper bills. Simply doesn't make sense to put wear and tear on your OUYA and waste electricity only to loose money in the long run.

Do correct me if I am wrong though.

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That might be part of it. I think the main thing is that despite all of the buzz about it, cryptocurrencies are still a relatively niche thing. OUYA is likewise a niche platform. So before we even get into whether the user thinks the results of the mining are worth the cost of the electricity, you've first got to fall into the overlap between these specific two niche interests. That's a fraction of a fraction of the niche OUYA userbase.

At least the ouya isn't as big as a power hog as full pc. People are using raspberry pi to mine now too.

Any tips for configuring this?

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Originally Posted by InsaneTomato95

Any tips for configuring this?

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Sorry man im not a bitcoin user, i can't help you.
But see on the internet some settings on similar programs

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