As the community may have questions, we'll post the answers here. We'll also provide how-to guides for an easier mining experience.
The Beta version of our Android App is released
This is the first fully functional version of the app
Still having issues ?
1. On the main page, check 'Debug Mode'
2. Reproduce the 'issue'
3. Hit the 'Send log to dev' text link
4. Uncheck 'Debug Mode'
5. Leave us a message on Discord
Some early users may get this message when trying to recover their wallet seed. If it happens to you, get in touch on Discord We'll help you fixing that :)
To mine on the Goldiga Network, you need to download the latest binary that matches your CPU architecture.Mining with Linux (Debian / Ubuntu) is more efficient (and confortable) but mining under Windows is also possible.
Linux users :
Install the following dependencies : sudo apt-get install screen libboost-filesystem1.74.0 libboost-program-options1.74.0 libboost-chrono1.74.0 libboost-regex1.74.0 libboost-thread1.74.0 libboost-serialization1.74.0 libzmq3-dev libhidapi-libusb0 libunbound8
Once installed, create a screen with the "screen -S daemon" command. Then, run "./goldiga(-arch) --data_dir ~/goldiga_db" and wait for the daemon to synchronize.For faster sync, be eligible for Pool Fee reward, and to support the Goldiga Network, please consider forwarding port 48080 TCP to your mining computer.
Once synced, switch to another screen with "CTRL +A +D" followed by "screen -S wallet", run "./goldiga-wallet-cli(-arch)" . The wallet software will ask for the name of your wallet and create it if it doesn't exist. Consider writing down your seed phrase ! Copy your main address (starts with a 5).
At that moment, switch back to the 'daemon' screen with "CTRL +A +D" followed by "screen -r daemon". In the daemon, start mining by typing the command "start_mining ADDRESS X" where X is the amount of threads you want to use for mining. Use the "status" command to check your hashrate and make sur it isn't above 950H/s which is the current limit. Use the "stop_mining" command and correct the amount of threads to stay under the limit or your blocks will be rejected by the Goldiga Network consensus.
Windows users :
You Anti virus WILL consider the Goldiga Network software as malicious. This is a normal behaviour as it is a mining software. Consider adding an exception.
No dependencies required.
Once downloaded, run goldigad(-arch). This is the daemon. It will synchronise with the network and let you know when sync is done.
For faster sync, be eligible for Pool Fee reward, and to support the Goldiga Network, please consider forwarding port 48080 TCP to your mining computer.
After synchro, run goldiga-wallet-cli(-arch). The wallet software will ask for the name of your wallet and create it if it doesn't exist. Consider writing down your seed phrase ! Copy your main address (starts with a 5).
At that moment, switch back to the 'daemon' window and start mining by typing the command "start_mining ADDRESS X" where X is the amount of threads you want to use for mining. Use the "status" command to check your hashrate and make sur it isn't above 950H/s which is the current limit. Use the "stop_mining" command and correct the amount of threads to stay under the limit or your blocks will be rejected by the Goldiga Network consensus.
To mine on the Goldiga Network, you need to download the latest version of your favorite mining software (XMRIG or SRBMiner).
Advanced user may compile it themselves.
Linux users :
./xmrig -o smartpool.goldi.ga:7272 -u WALLETADDRESS -p x -a rx/0 -t 1
or
./SRBMiner-MULTI --algorithm randomx --pool smartpool.goldi.ga:7272 --wallet WALLETADDRESS --cpu-threads 1
Hashrate limit on SmartPool is 950H/s/IP
Adjust the -t or --cpu-threads value to get close to 950 without exceeding it.
See stats and balance at our SmartPool page (type your wallet address in the ....... then use TAB key to show your stats)
Windows users :
xmrig.exe -o smartpool.goldi.ga:7272 -u WALLETADDRESS -p x -a rx/0 -t 1
or
SRBMiner-MULTI.exe --algorithm randomx --pool smartpool.goldi.ga:7272 --wallet WALLETADDRESS --cpu-threads 1
Hashrate limit on SmartPool is 950H/s/IP
Adjust the -t or --cpu-threads value to get close to 950 without exceeding it.
See stats and balance at our SmartPool page(type your wallet address in the ....... then use TAB key to show your stats)
If you need help or want to share your experience with us, joins us on Discord.
This happens when the path to the executable contains 'non alphabetical' characters.
Copy everything to a 'simple' folder like c:\goldiga
Running goldigad or goldiga-wallet-cli triggers an 'Illegal instruction' alert and crashes.
This is due to the fact that you CPU is old :)
Have a look at the following table and download the binaries that match your CPU architecture :
| Linux - Intel | |||
| Sandy Bridge (2011) | Download | ||
| Ivy Bridge (2012) | Download | ||
| Haswell (2013) | Download | ||
| Skylake (2015), Kaby Lake (2016), Coffee Lake (2017), Comet Lake (2019) | Download | ||
| Recent CPU | Download | ||
| Linux - AMD | |||
| Bulldozer (2011) | Download | ||
| Piledriver (2012) | Download | ||
| Steamroller (2013) | Download | ||
| Excavator (2015) | Download | ||
| Zen (2017), Zen+ (2018) | Download | ||
| Zen2 (2019) | Download | ||
| Zen3 (2020) and recent CPU | Download | ||
| Linux - Generic | Multi-platform / less performance | Download | |
| Windows - Generic | Old CPU (SSE2 support) | Download | |
| Windows | Recent CPU (AVX2 support) | Download |
If you tried the binaries that matches your CPU architecture and the Generic binaries but still can't get it to run, proceed as follow :
Run the Generic binary and, just after it crashed, execute: sudo dmesg | tail
Then execute: sudo cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep -m1 -E 'model name|flags'
Copy the result and send it to us via the contact us form or contact us via Discord.
We'll help you getting it running.