Important notice: Some users are complaining because we said that inside the miner tokenminer.ini settings of the MVis-tokenminer app, the private key is required, while they have never used their private key for mining. Let's make the following clarifications: For SOLO mining (the configuration we refer to) the private key is necessary to sign the minting transactions. For POOL mining (as we think that many user experienced this kind of 0xbitcoin mining) the private key is not requested. This Youtube video clarifies this aspect Today we do not have pools ready for BNbitcoin (and there is no need of pools since difficulty is low), exactly like 3 years ago in the earlier days after 0xbitcoin contract deployment. The two ways of mining are different: with pool mining the miner contributes with his computational resources (powerful GPU or mining rig), but does not pay any fee for submitting solutions (and this is the reason why the private key is not required). In this case the private key of the pool masternode account is used to sign the transaction towards the contract (and hence is the masternode account that pays the gas fees and takes the reward which is after splitted between the contributors/miners proportionally to the shared computational power). For solo mining you are the pool of yourself, then you are your own masternode and you have to use your account + your private key to submit minting solutions to the contract and to pay the gas fees. Now it's clear that both wanganxiu and miner29 were referring to pool mining, but we refer to the solo mining (like in post #3) because today no pools are available: this alignment was necessary.
Important notice: Some users are complaining because we said that inside the miner tokenminer.ini settings of the MVis-tokenminer app, the private key is required, while they have never used their private key for mining. Let's make the following clarifications: For SOLO mining (the configuration we refer to) the private key is necessary to sign the minting transactions. For POOL mining (as we think that many user experienced this kind of 0xbitcoin mining) the private key is not requested. This Youtube video clarifies this aspect Today we do not have pools ready for BNbitcoin (and there is no need of pools since difficulty is low), exactly like 3 years ago in the earlier days after 0xbitcoin contract deployment. The two ways of mining are different: with pool mining the miner contributes with his computational resources (powerful GPU or mining rig), but does not pay any fee for submitting solutions (and this is the reason why the private key is not required). In this case the private key of the pool masternode account is used to sign the transaction towards the contract (and hence is the masternode account that pays the gas fees and takes the reward which is after splitted between the contributors/miners proportionally to the shared computational power). For solo mining you are the pool of yourself, then you are your own masternode and you have to use your account + your private key to submit minting solutions to the contract and to pay the gas fees. Now it's clear that both wanganxiu and miner29 were referring to pool mining, but we refer to the solo mining (like in post #3) because today no pools are available: this alignment was necessary.

Important notice: Some users are complaining because we said that inside the miner tokenminer.ini settings of the MVis-tokenminer app, the private key is required, while they have never used their private key for mining. Let's make the following clarifications: For SOLO mining (the configuration we refer to) the private key is necessary to sign the minting transactions. For POOL mining (as we think that many user experienced this kind of 0xbitcoin mining) the private key is not requested. This Youtube video clarifies this aspect Today we do not have pools ready for BNbitcoin (and there is no need of pools since difficulty is low), exactly like 3 years ago in the earlier days after 0xbitcoin contract deployment. The two ways of mining are different: with pool mining the miner contributes with his computational resources (powerful GPU or mining rig), but does not pay any fee for submitting solutions (and this is the reason why the private key is not required). In this case the private key of the pool masternode account is used to sign the transaction towards the contract (and hence is the masternode account that pays the gas fees and takes the reward which is after splitted between the contributors/miners proportionally to the shared computational power). For solo mining you are the pool of yourself, then you are your own masternode and you have to use your account + your private key to submit minting solutions to the contract and to pay the gas fees. Now it's clear that both wanganxiu and miner29 were referring to pool mining, but we refer to the solo mining (like in post #3) because today no pools are available: this alignment was necessary.

Important notice: Some users are complaining because we said that inside the miner tokenminer.ini settings of the MVis-tokenminer app, the private key is required, while they have never used their private key for mining. Let's make the following clarifications: For SOLO mining (the configuration we refer to) the private key is necessary to sign the minting transactions. For POOL mining (as we think that many user experienced this kind of 0xbitcoin mining) the private key is not requested. This Youtube video clarifies this aspect Today we do not have pools ready for BNbitcoin (and there is no need of pools since difficulty is low), exactly like 3 years ago in the earlier days after 0xbitcoin contract deployment. The two ways of mining are different: with pool mining the miner contributes with his computational resources (powerful GPU or mining rig), but does not pay any fee for submitting solutions (and this is the reason why the private key is not required). In this case the private key of the pool masternode account is used to sign the transaction towards the contract (and hence is the masternode account that pays the gas fees and takes the reward which is after splitted between the contributors/miners proportionally to the shared computational power). For solo mining you are the pool of yourself, then you are your own masternode and you have to use your account + your private key to submit minting solutions to the contract and to pay the gas fees. Now it's clear that both wanganxiu and miner29 were referring to pool mining, but we refer to the solo mining (like in post #3) because today no pools are available: this alignment was necessary.