DUCO-Mining

The Duinocoin (DUCO) can be mined not only on the Arduino UNO, but also on various Espressif ESP8266 boards. Thanks to integrated WLAN, the boards only need a power supply and access to a WiFi AccessPoint, but no PC as a bridge computer.

Probably the cheapest way to mine Duinocoin (DOCU) is with an ESP8266-based microcontroller. Once programmed, an ESP8266 only needs a 3.3V power supply thanks to integrated WLAN - and it works.

The Duinocoin (DUCO) was originally developed for the Arduino UNO. Therefore, mining with the Arduino UNO is the ideal introduction to DUCO mining with microcontrollers..

In addition to an Arduino UNO or Nano, a PC, a notebook or a Raspberry Pi (for the Arduino development environment (IDE) and as a communication computer) is sufficient to get started with DUCO mining.

As in the early Bitcoin days, the CPU of a PC can be used to mine the Duinocoin. The official PC_Miner.py looks fancy and uses multiple CPU cores if desired.

As with the minimal PC miner (Minimal_PC_Miner.py), the "big" PC miner only requires Python3. However, PC_Miner.py installs a lot of additional Python libraries - especially for a colourful status output.

Those who only have a PC available and don't want to install anything can still mine Duinocoin (DUCO): with the "Minimal_PC_Miner.py".

No microcontroller, no Arduino IDE, no installation of any software. If you have a computer system with a Python3 interpreter, you can start mining DUCO right away with a single command line.

No microcontroller, no PC, no Raspberry Pi, no installation: just with a JavaScript-enabled web browser you can already mine Duinocoin (DUCO).

If you don't have the possibility to install Python3 and don't own or want to buy a microcontroller, you can still mine Duinocoin (DUCO). All you need is JavaScript in a web browser.