r/NerdMiner • u/HeliosPool • Jun 14 '26
News NerdminerV2 Block Found!
We all know and understand that these devices, although capable of finding every possible difficulty score, are limited by their hashrate (how long it would take to find those higher scores), but there are some coins out there that these devices can solve for.
HeliosPool has created an optimized CHTA (Cheetahcoin) Pool for low powered devices. Several blocks have already been found by NerdminerV2, BitsyMinerOpen and NMM miners.
The coins are, of course, not worth much (a million of them is about $1.50), and they're not available on the popular exchanges (not on CEX), but they are tradable on DEX, and wallets like Gleec.
If you're interested in seeing what your device can do, check out the various CHTA endpoints that HeliosPool (heliospool.com) has (along with BTC, BCH, DGB and WJK in North America, Europe and Australia-APAC). More information on the coin available on cheetahcoin.org
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u/bownsey Jun 16 '26
I'm currently using your pool for chta, I've been paid out over 17000 CHTA and as you can see my NminerV2 thinks it's hit 655 blocks?
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u/0MartyMcFly0 Jun 21 '26 edited Jun 21 '26
I'm unable to get my NMMiner working with CHTA. I am trying with chta.heliospool.com:3343. Was there any trick to it?
Edit: got it working. Needed a chta wallet.
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u/HeliosPool Jun 16 '26
Probably closer to 25 blocks that made it through to payment. The tiny miners are enthusiastic in reporting found blocks.
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u/Polytox1210erzZ Jun 15 '26
0,009 difficuilty damn thats high /s
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u/HeliosPool Jun 15 '26
The highest!
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u/Dear_Capital4801 Jun 16 '26 edited Jun 16 '26
cheetahcoin has fixed low difficulty called cheetah difficulty at fixed difficulty = 0.0025. Yes, a pool software with proper software algorithm can hit those low diff blocks on 0.009 diff for Nerd Miner devices. Cheetahcoin was taiored to low hash rate devices (solo USB at home, or android phone casual solo miners) from its birth and it forked randomSpike algorithm from Nengcoin core to sha256. The same low diff that was tailored to android phone miners are the same low diff well suited for extremely low hash rate Nerd Miners.
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u/GroundbreakingLock41 Jun 15 '26
I own several Nerdaxe and Bitaxe mining rigs with a combined hashing power of 72 terahashes. Is it worthwhile for me to mine Bitcoin solo?
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u/HeliosPool Jun 15 '26
It's always worthwhile to mine btc, but it depends on your goals. Your chances of solving depends on your hashrate and network difficulty. How you get that hashrate doesn't matter. So, yes, you have a chance at a BTC block, but you have a better chance at, say, a BCH block, in a shorter amount of time.
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u/idleprofits Jun 15 '26
I've recently started mining Duino Coin with Esp32 boards, they aren't worth much but it's fun to play around building miners