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New coin on NurseryPool: PARANO1D (NOID)
Poseidon2b on NVIDIA GPU, 20-second blocks, 1% fee, PPLNS, automatic payouts. No listing and no price yet: mine what you are willing to spend in electricity.
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about browsercoin

what it is

BrowserCoin (BRC) is a young CPU-mined cryptocurrency using the Sandglass v3 algorithm. NurseryPool is an independent third-party pool for it.

project links official resources:

Website  ·  GitHub

how to create a wallet

open the browsercoin wallet the official wallet app:

BrowserCoin wallet (navigateur)  Linux · macOS · Windows

the graphical wallet — download, unzip, open it.

let it start first launch:

It creates a local wallet and syncs the chain (a few minutes). Keep the app on this machine — the wallet lives here.

get your address receive tab:

Your address is shown on the wallet page: 64 hexadecimal characters. That is where the pool pays you.

back it up important:

Save your wallet file (or its recovery phrase) somewhere safe. Lose it and the coins are gone — no one can recover it for you.

Your wallet is created automatically on first visit to browsercoin.org. Export the private key and back it up.

how to mine browsercoin here

connection address point your miner to:
https://brc.nurserypool.com/pool
username (-u) MINER_PUBKEY, 64 hex characters:
MINER_PUBKEY=votre adresse BRC (64 hex)
optimised miner recommended — Linux:
+41 % faster than the stock miner on Linux — 4571 → 6457 H/s measured on a Ryzen 9 7950X
curl -fsSL https://brc.nurserypool.com/dl/install-brc-miner.sh | sh
  • installs Node and Rust inside its own folder — nothing on your system
  • applies our huge-pages patch — FulgurMiner only does this on Windows
  • verifies the proof-of-work against the reference implementation
  • detects your CPU and picks the right number of workers
  • asks for your address and a name for this machine, then starts mining

Mining from several machines? Give each one a different name. Two unnamed machines behind the same public IP share a single worker slot, get the same nonce range, and compute exactly the same hashes — half your hashrate wasted.

Uninstall with rm -rf fulgur-brc. A reboot has nothing to undo.

what it does, checksum, how to verify it

manual install original FulgurMiner:

Node.js 20.6+ required, plus Rust (rustup.rs) for the native engine:

git clone https://github.com/alpenmilch411/FulgurMiner.git && cd FulgurMiner && npm install

then, with your own values:

Without the patch above you lose about 27 % on Linux, because FulgurMiner only allocates huge pages on Windows. MINER_WORKERS: 2 per core on AMD Zen 4 (1 MB of L2 per core), 1 per core elsewhere.

No registration, no account.

pool fee
1 %
transaction fees included
payout
1 BRC
split by real work
paid once a block is mature
algorithm
Sandglass v3
CPU · Sandglass v3
blocks found
maturing
total paid

how rewards are shared

miners

address hashrate work this round share of round workers last share

blocks found by the pool

height date status maturity reward finder hash

payments made by the pool

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live · stratum · brc.nurserypool.com/pool · format MINER_PUBKEY=<64 hex> · ·