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xm-crypter-miner
Power of a computer or specialized hardware to mine cryptocurrencies
A crypto miner tool that is updated from cpuminer and is a software application designed to harness the processing power of a computer or specialized hardware to mine cryptocurrencies. It performs complex mathematical calculations to validate and secure transactions on a blockchain network, helping to maintain the decentralized nature of the currency. The tool typically supports various cryptocurrencies and allows users to configure parameters such as mining algorithms, pool settings, and... -
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NiceHash Miner
NiceHash easy to use CPU & GPU miner
NiceHash Miner is an easy to use CPU & GPU cryptocurrency miner for Windows. With a simple an intuitive graphical user interface it allows you to quickly turn your PC, workstation or server into money-making cryptocurrency mining machine. Why leave your computer idle, whereas it could earn you Bitcoins with just a few clicks? NiceHash Miner is essentially the only tool a miner needs. No need to go through tons of configuration files, various mining software versions, configuration tuning...
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