MintMe.com Coin is cryptocurrency that has smart contracts functionality. Another example of cryptocurrency is Bitcoin, but MintMe.com Coin is much faster and more efficient and also it's still very cheap compared to other cryptocurrencies.

You can trade it on one of the exchanges mentioned on main page - just register on mintMe.com, transfer some money there and buy MINTME. You then become owner of MINTME and you can wait for it's price to appreciate. Please be aware that investing in cryptocurrencies is considered risky, but potential gains are also big. Do it only with money you can potentially lose.

Easiest way to mine it is via browser at CoinIMP. You could also mine it using our mining application, but it's more complicated - please read MintMe Coin mining guide if you prefer this option. Mining doesn't need any financial investment, just computer resources.

The steps are easy to follow:

1. Go to MintMe.com Coin: the basics. Here you will see a list of all the possible commands that you can use, from how to create a new wallet to how to access and mine MintMe.com Coin.

2. From CMD, PowerShell or your preferred console, go to the route where you stored webchaind.exe

• 2.1 Let’s say you stored webchain.exe in the recommended directory:

• C:\Users\UserName\AppData\Roaming\Webchain

• 2.2 Run the following command:

• > cd c:\users\UserName\AppData\Roaming\Webchain

  and hit enter.

• 2.3 Once you’re there, you can write all the commands that webchaind.exe can execute.

3. Check the instructions to Create and manage account(s) if you need help to create your account.

If you got the error:

when trying to run the miner, it means that the wallet address you added to the config file is not correct or is not a real MintMe Coin wallet address. If you generated the account (via GUI wallet or via console with webchaind), just make sure to add the 0x prefix to you address, when adding it to the config file. For example:

Account address number: 8d1ba0497c3e3db17143604ab7f5e93a3cbac68b

Way it should be added to the config file: 0x8d1ba0497c3e3db17143604ab7f5e93a3cbac68b

Yes, it is false positive. AVs consider cryptocurrency miners as virus most of the times. If you downloaded the miner from the official site, we can assure you it isn’t infected. Run the miner in admin mode and exclude the file from analized by your AV.

Having the miner run without error messages only means that your settings on the config file were correct and that your device is properly connected to the blockchain. If after a while, you go to the pool site and there are no workers listed, something like this:

It most of the time means that your device hashrate isn’t enough to mine the coin on this pool, probably because the difficulty is too high for you device to submit a share before a new block is generated. If you check the miner log, you shouldn’t find any “accepted share” message, and it’s right after the pool has accepted a share that your miner is shown as active.

We recommend users to switch pools (lower difficulty pools) until finding one that allows your device to submit shares. In the case of official pools, if your miner is working on pool.webchain.network:3333 with high difficulty (50000), it’d be a good idea to switch your miner to the port 2222 (pool.webchain.network:2222) which has a much lower difficulty (12500).

mintme.com/pool is MintMe.com Coin official pool, and you can use either of the ports to choose the most appropriate difficulty for your machine:

• pool.webchain.network:2222 which has 12500 difficulty
• pool.webchain.network:3333 which has 50000 difficulty

We have a list of official and community pools with different difficulties, choose the one that suits you best. Check our Bitcointalk thread for updates, some pools might have been listed.

Everyone who runs webchaind becomes a node. And webchaind finds all nodes automatically, as it works according to the Peer-to-Peer principles. If you run webchaind, after sync it should show something like this:

But sometimes you just can't get connected to the network (0 peers). The most common reasons are:

• Your local time might be incorrect. An accurate clock sync is required in order to be a MintMe.com Coin node. Check your OS for how to resync your clock (example sudo ntpdate -s time.nist.gov). Consider that even 12 seconds of difference can lead you to 0 peers.
• Some firewall configurations can prevent UDP traffic from flowing.

To recover your wallet, whatever the reason is, just follow these short instructions:

1. Backup and delete the folder where MintMe.com Coin was installed:

Windows

Linux

Keep in mind that after installing, you need to manually add the account(s) you had registered, so it’s better if you have a backup of the UTC files generated for each account and saved in your device.

2. Run WebchainWallet app and repeat the installation process.

To reсover the wallet(s) from the backup, you just need to put your keyfiles to $HOME\AppData\Roaming\Webchain\mainnet\keystore (on Windows) or to $HOME/.webchain/mainnet/keystore (on Linux). And then you can use them from console or GUI app.

Webchaind syncs with the network automatically after starting. However, this method is very slow when it comes to solo mining. We recommend you to download blockchain file and import it. Follow the instructions on this short Github guide on Fast synchronisation.

Since you can get multiple workers to mine MintMe.com Coin for one wallet, some users create what is known as a farm of servers. Some of those users sit on discord and even post their stats - how many servers they have and their devices specifications.

We cannot distinguish a CPU farm mining for one wallet from many different computers of different owners. Unless we forbid mining for one wallet address from more than one location, but then users would simply generate many wallets.

A low difficult pool allows miners to submit more shares before a new block is generated, so you get a higher number of payouts because this frequency is determined by the number of shares you submit. However, the size of the payout depends on the number of hashes contained in each share, which is lower as the pool difficulty is also lower. In the case of a high difficult pool, the miner is not able to submit the same number of shares before a new block is generated, but the submitted shares contain more hashes, meaning you get fewer but bigger payouts.

In summary, the difficulty doesn't determine how many coins you'll earn at the end of the day, but the frequency of the payouts.

Yes, when you edit the json file, you add your wallet address number as your username, through which your transactions can be identified. In case of using different workers to mine off MintMe.com Coin for the same wallet, we have also enabled Worker-ID functionality for MintMe.com Coin miner after the 2.6.2.0 version. Just follow these steps:

• 1. Open you config file.
• 2. Find “worker-id” as an argument within pools.
• 3. Add the ID you prefer (a number, a word or a combination of both).

Run the miner, and after having the first share accepted, you will be able to track the performance of your workers on the pool website. Enter your account including the 0x prefix:

You’ll be shown the statistics for your miner and in case of having multiple workers, you’ll have them organized as in the image below, where you could check what their hashrates are and when was the last time each one submitted a share.

In case you're using windows, you can use powershell (CMD, Git bash or your preferred terminal) and type the command “cd” to enter the directory where webchaind app was saved. Example:

Once located on that directory, you can use any of the commands listed here https://github.com/mintme-com/webchaind to create new addresses:

to list all your addresses:

Follow these steps:

1. Start the console:

or

(for windows)

2. Get your balance (on console):

3. Get your balance (on console):

4. Start mining (on console):

Yes, it was released one month after releasing the project. You can download the GUI Wallet according to your OS. We invite you to follow the instructions on our How to Mine page.

We recommend you to follow the instructions given on the How to Mine page for more details about how to generate your wallet account. It’s really simple using the GUI wallet.

If you decide to create it using webchaind, via console. You can find the instructions to Create and manage account(s) on our Github site.

Hello! You can download the GUI Wallet according to your OS from our Github Repository. So far, the wallet is only available for linux and win64. Follow our social media and our News Section for future updates.

But don’t let that stop you from mining, download Webchaind to create and operate your wallet via console. Follow this guide to create and manage your account.

You can follow the following procedure if you are working on the same computer where you generated the wallet account.

Windows users:

1. From CMD, PowerShell or your preferred console, go to the route where the app webchaind is located.

2. If webchain.exe is located in the the following directory

3. Then, to go to that folder, run the command:

Step 3 will lead you to the directory where your webchaind.exe file is located

Once you are in the directory where your webchaind.exe file is located, you can enter all the commands that webchaind.exe can execute

4. Execute the following command, which will show you the wallet address(es) created and stored in that directory:

Linux users:

1. From Linux shell go to the folder where you decompressed webchaind by running the command "cd".

2. Let’s say you stored webchain in the directory

3. Type the following command

and press enter.

Step 3 will lead you to the directory where webchaind is located

Once you are in the directory where webchaind is located, you can enter all the commands that webchaind can execute

4. Execute the following command, which will show you the wallet address(es) created and stored in that directory:

There are a few ways to check it:

1. Explorer: go to https://mintme.com/explorer/ and search your wallet number on the bar. Your balance will be shown this way:

2. Console: execute the command:

Remember to add the address including 0x at the beginning.

3. Wallet: open GUI Wallet App, add your account using a mnemonic phrase or the UTC file which is located in your keystore directory. On the How to Mine page you can find more details (Check step 2.3. "In case you need to import an account").

We encourage our users to use the GUI Wallet App, where operating your wallet becomes easier. Check the instructions on the How to Mine page, "Transfers" section.

Enter the following command in linux shell console or windows cmd console from the directory where webchaind app is located:

You will be prompted for your current passphrase and if it is correct, you will be able to enter the new password.

The balance that is shown on the wallet must be the same you get from the MintMe.com Coin Explorer. If you are mining, it could be a little different because of the network syncing.

Check the log file and see if there are warnings about time differences. If your clock is significantly out of sync with the current time, it may prevent you from downloading/uploading the data on time. To check log files:

Linux:

Windows:

Increase your hashrate by adding your smartphone as a mining worker, you can identify how much power it adds by setting a worker ID. Requirements:

• Supported CPUs: arm64-v8a (64 bit), armeabi-v7a (32 bit) and x86 devices.
• Supported Android versions: 5.0.0+.

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The mobile version of MintMe.com Coin Miner was designed to support all Android versions above 5.0.

Apple has explicitly banned apps that mine cryptocurrency on its devices, according to newly updated Review Guidelines for the App Store. The new ban extends to all Apple platforms.

Of course you can use your PC while mining. With MintMe.com Coin, the percent of your CPU dedicated to mining is up to you. If you want to be able to mine and do other things at the same time, you just need to adapt the parameter “max-cpu-usage” in the config file.

Remember that you can also use more than one device (a.k.a “worker”) to mine MintMe.com Coin for the same wallet at the same time. Set a worker-ID and assess the hashing power of each one.

We have no plans to build a GPU miner for the MintMe.com Coin, as it would reduce the opportunity for low-power devices, going against one of our main features, which is to guarantee a profitable and egalitarian opportunity for as many users as possible.

So far, we haven't found any evidences of GPU miners on MintMe.com Coin. Higher hashrates on the network are proved to be reached by using different workers and creating a farm. As we've always said, we aren't planning to release any GPU miner because our goal is to make CPU mining profitable.

We are highly aware of the skills of the community, so building a GPU miner is up to anyone who decides to invest time on a miner that would not represent a so higher efficiency over our CPU miner, given our specifications and customizations of the Cryptonight algorithm.

We kindly ask you to consider that MintMe.com Coin didn’t have any ICO or crowdfunding campaign. Our chances to keep developing this project come from those premined coins. We’ve set a lock-in dates for those premined coins, have a look at the time distribution:

• 5% - available in 2018 (part of it might be used as airdrops in another project to promote MintMe.com Coin).
• 20% - available from early 2019.
• 30% - available from early 2020.
• 45% - available from early 2021.

We keep our main page updated with the exchanges MintMe.com Coin has been listed on. Besides that, our team keeps contacting exchanges and trying to get MintMe.com Coin listed, it highly depends on your support, the more known the coin, the easier and cheaper it is to list it.

Check the balance on the explorer: https://mintme.com/explorer/addr/0x8cc415d55815d092d59d1ff66bd751bae519c9ec