Extensible profit switcher for crypto coins and algorithms
Will select the coin / NiceHash algorithm that has the most profit in USD per day.
Will select the coin that has the least difficulty to mine compared to the 24h average difficulty. This strategy will ignore the price of the coin and does only work with coins that get their profit data from miner.rocks API.
This strategy is a combination of the above two strategies. It will multiplicate the profit in USD per day with the relative coin difficulty and maximize this new value. This strategy will work with all coins / NiceHash algorithms because it will use 1 for the relative coin difficulty if it can't get the actual relative coin difficulty.
Delete old version and extract new version. Reconfigurate everything.
Keep your Settings.json and the JSON files in the Coins and NicehashAlgorithms folder and replace the other files. By using this method you don't need to reconfigurate anything but you may miss some changed documentation or new options in the JSON files.
Note: All releases should be backwards compatible with your configuration. Please note that the Linux release is experimental and untested and it also does not contain compatible miners, you would have to replace Xmr-Stak with a linux compiled version.
Included MoneroOcean pool in the default pools and implemented getting profit data from MoneroOcean API.
Delete old version and extract new version. Reconfigurate everything.
Keep your Settings.json and the JSON files in the Coins and NicehashAlgorithms folder and replace the other files. By using this method you don't need to reconfigurate anything but you may miss some changed documentation or new options in the JSON files.
Note: All releases should be backwards compatible with your configuration.
You now can use profit data from miner.rocks. You can set the used profit providers in Settings.json. You now can set the profit timeframe to Live or Day in the settings.
You now can override the expected hashrate, profit timeframe, profit providers for a specific coin / NiceHash algorithm in it's JSON file.
You can now set the settings of the pool in the JSON file of the coin / NiceHash algorithm. That means you don't need to have an extra pool config file for Xmr-Stak because the app can auto-generate the pool config. Nevertheless you can still specify a pool config file directly.
You can now override the expected hash rate for a specific coin / NiceHash algorithm in the JSON file of it. This will override the value that is set in Settings.json.
This is the first release.