IPv64.io - Monero Mining Pool

Step 1. - Create a Wallet

There are different ways to create a Monero wallet. The best way is to use the official Monero wallet or create an account with one of the online crypto exchanges. Additionally, there are hardware wallets such as Ledger Nano.

Official Monero Wallet
Link to Official Monero GUI Wallet (Windows / Linux)

Official Monero Crypto Exchanges

• Bitrex
• Hitbtc

Smartphone App

• Cake Wallet

Hardware Wallet - Ledger Nano

• Ledger Nano S - Plus-Hardware-Wallet
• Ledger Nano X – Crypto-Hardware-Wallet

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Step 2. - Download Mining Software

The best results and experiences we have made with the software "XMRig". However, miners such as "cpuminer" also work very efficiently.

• XMRig Miner v6.19.2 - Windows x64
• XMRig Miner v6.19.2 - Linux x64
• XMRig Miner v6.19.2 - MacOS

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Step 3. - Configuration

XMRig Configuration - Windows

xmrig.exe -o xmr.ipv64.io:4444 -u <YOUR_WALLET_ADDRESS>

XMRig Configuration - Linux

./xmrig -o xmr.ipv64.io:4444 -u <YOUR_WALLET_ADDRESS>

Optional: --threads=4 (Use only X Threads/CPUs)

XMRig Configuration File - Optional

"pools": [
  {
   "url": "xmr.ipv64.io:4444",
   "user": "<address>",
   "pass": "x"
 }
]

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Option - Docker Compose

A miner can also be launched on Docker / container environments. By specifying threads, you can select how many CPUs should be used for this.

Filename: docker-compose.yml
version: "3.8"
services:
  xmrig:
    container_name: xmrig
    hostname: xmrig
    image: metal3d/xmrig:latest
    restart: unless-stopped
    environment:
      - POOL_URL=xmr.ipv64.io:4444
      - POOL_USER=<wallet-address>
      #- POOL_PASS="x"
      - DONATE_LEVEL=1
      #- PRIORITY="1"
      #- THREADS="1"