I built this container so that I could mine ZEC under OSX because I have an unreasonable number of Macs laying around my house.
This runs the Nicehash CPU miner for ZEC, but it doesn't mine from the ZEC pool directly. That functionality appears to only be available in the Windows binaries for now.
Instead, this mines ZEC and is somehow magically converted to BTC (presumably sold at an acceptable rate) and deposited in your BTC wallet.
You can pull the latest copy of this container from Docker Hub by running:
$ docker pull monachus/nheqminer
WARNING: This container is stupidly large. Unreasonably so. I don't recommend that you pull it. Build it instead.
Building the container is easy:
$ docker build -t monachus/nheqminer .
I've provided a config file for Docker Compose that you can use to start the container.
- Copy
docker-compose.sample.yml
todocker-compose.yml
- Edit the file and set your
BTC_ADDR
in the environment. - Change
THREADS
if you want to, setting it to 75% of the actual CPU threads on your system. - Launch it with
docker-compose up
and watch the magic happen! (Add-d
to run the container in detached mode.)
This will fire up the daemon and start CPU mining with your hardware.
Happy mining!
If you want to toss me some ZEC as a donation, you can send it to
zcX6hXED6gNDgCp6CSLtgjBQEJoqSey2wqhJjZi6mX3a6CVhVj1GQ4yRvWCyVCQP61urzb2iGYGZFMNdMKQb6rL8Ro9KjdG
.
If you want to send BTC, you can send it to 1Ad3QvVzNAFa2F8memeYGWM1TUoGJUS9uM
.
Thanks!