DUCO-News

The Duinocoin has arrived in the established media. On Heise+ there is (m)one article on the DUCO, the cryptocurrency for microcontrollers - and as a tip: the Heise-typical troll platform for discussions with sometimes but also valuable comments. **

I (Michael Plura, DUCO name: ElJalapeno) have been writing for over 30 years as a freelance author for DATA BECKER (RIP), Linux News Media, Springer and above all Heise-Verlag from Hanover. More than a thousand articles and about two metres of books on all exciting topics have already been published there - of course there had to be something about the Duinocoin. The Heise+ editorial team gladly accepted my suggestion for a DUCO guidebook - and now the article is ready. Thanks not only to Robert (revoxhere) for the Duinocoin itself, but also to the great guys at Heise (Marvin, Martin and Volker) and their professional polishing of the text.

Nearly two months after version 3.18, the developers around Robert Piotrowski (revoxhere) have finished the Duinocoin miner version 3.2.

Version 3.2 of the Duinocoin software brings some small fixes. On the Raspberry Pi, the LED now flashes on demand to indicate successful mining. At the first start the miner software checks from version 3.2 if wallet and minig key are correct.

Round three and a half months after the major release 3.0, Robert Piotrowski (revoxhere) and his development team have completed version 3.18 of the Duinocoin miner.

Version 3.18 of the Duinocoin software is said to increase the hashrate on ESP8266 boards by up to 10%. An ESP32 memory leak was fixed, plus there are many small improvements like the possibility to switch off flashing LEDs.

The development team around Duinocoin inventor Robert Piotrowski (revoxhere) has released version 3.0 of the cryptocurrency tailored for microcontrollers.

Version 3.0 of the Duinocoin software brings more speed to the Arduino Uno, the ESP8266/ESP32 boards and other microcontrollers and thus higher hash rates for mining. There is a fancy, web-based dashboard for the ESP8266/ESP32 and the PC miner manages up to ten times the hash rate thanks to "fasthash".