btw markkj is the only one whom has submitted proof so far and as a result the only one getting paid. Since I'm paying ~$6 its very easy for someone to say they signed up and give a PTS address, I want actual proof. If you forgot to record this, and you've already posted here PM me and maybe we can work something out.

P.S.: I noticed this after my account shows less referrals than the # addresses posted in the threads.

Price way too low, you won't get any.

Note that if you try and spend $10, I'll give you .10 protoshare ($2.5@currency prices on btc38, which means you can get you first $10 of cloud mining done as a test for 25% off)

*Thank you to Super3 and Belltown for the original guide*

Hello Everyone,
Recently a thread has been published about mining Protoshares on the cloud - something which can be very profitable to do. Here I have taken the feedback from people in the cloud and have decided to put that all in one thread for you guys. I've also tried to make it a bit simpler for "newbies".

To start, please sign up for DigitalOcean using my referral link: https://www.digitalocean.com/?refcode=3a96071d7d5f If you do, I'll give you some PTS for trying it out:), just post your address in this thread. To get extra, let me know you used my referral code (and if I got the referrals) then I'll give you .10 PTS!


Guide For beeeeer.org
First you need to create a droplet. I recommend starting with as large of a size as possible, though the best started is the 4 CPU / 8 GB - but feel free to start with a smaller one. Just don't use the smallest because when I tried it I got an error for using too much memory. . Make sure to make  Debian 7.0 x64 your image. Once your droplet is created you should see a button in the top right that says root access. Click on that button and use your username and password (that are emailed to you when you create a droplet) to log in.

Once you have logged in type in the following code in order:

sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install yasm -y git make g++ build-essential libminiupnpc-dev
sudo apt-get install -y libboost-all-dev libdb++-dev libgmp-dev libssl-dev dos2unix

git clone https://github.com/thbaumbach/ptsminer
cd ~/ptsminer/src
make -f makefile.unix
./ptsminer <your PTS address> <number of threads>

Go to http://ptsweb.beeeeer.org/user/<your PTS address> to see how many coins your getting!

If this guide helped you to mine some coins please send your tips to PqmyVWJtJgb2qudCiDyQvTMo7ibJfWiuvY

Thanks!


Guide for ypool.net coming soon:)

hi  xolokram, can I modify  your ptsminer code to  use more than 512 MB memory ? Is it faster ?  Thanks

Quote from: xolokram on November 15, 2013, 06:16:19 pm

a personal message (PM) would've been enough, but i guess this is ok too 

Can you tell the rest off us how to if its ok. I could allocate up to 1.5gb to each of my 8 threads... if that would make a 50% difference say,  I would gladly do so. Or at least, may you please release a 1024 mb/thread option.

10-16 hours isn't bad thanks. I tried the beeeeer.org new miner but I'm getting 80 collisions/minute vs. 120 with you guys so I'll stick with you guys.

When will it be back up?

Edit: NVM, yaaay! thanks.

I'm in.