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Qubitcoin · qhash algorithm · GPU

How to Mine Qubitcoin (QTC)

Mine Qubitcoin (QTC) with an NVIDIA, AMD or Intel GPU. Follow the steps below to build your mining command and start mining.

Step 1 of 8: Server
1 Server 🇩🇪Germany (Falkenstein)
Stratum address de.qubitcoin.herominers.com:1195

Click your closest region below to continue. Lower latency means fewer stale shares.

2 Connection HeroMiners

Click how your miner reaches the pool. Almost everyone keeps HeroMiners.

3 Port Port 1195 · TLS

Qubitcoin has one port. Click the encrypted TLS, or TCP, to continue.

Port1195 Starting difficulty32 auto

Your share difficulty starts at 32 and the pool adjusts it to your hashrate, so there is nothing to configure.

4 Wallet QTC

Choose how you are paid, enter the address, then click Continue.

How do you want to be paid?
5 Mode Pool

Click how you want to mine Qubitcoin. Pool: steady, frequent payouts. Solo: keep the whole block reward, high variance.

6 Miner SRBMiner-Multi

Click your mining software below. Dev fee, supported GPUs and features are shown for each.

7 OS Windows

Click your operating system. The command below is built for it.

8 Setup Windows

Your setup is ready

Follow the steps and copy the command below to start mining.

  1. Open Notepad. Click Start, type Notepad, and open it.
  2. Copy the line below (the Copy button), then paste it into Notepad.
  3. In Notepad click File, then Save As. Set "Save as type" to All Files, name the file herominers-qubitcoin.bat, and save it in the same folder as the miner's .exe.
  4. Double-click herominers-qubitcoin.bat. A black window opens and mining starts. Keep it open while you mine.
herominers-qubitcoin.bat Download SRBMiner-Multi
SRBMiner-MULTI.exe --algorithm-gpu qhash --pool de.qubitcoin.herominers.com:1195 --wallet YOUR_QTC_ADDRESS --tls true
NiceHash / rented hashpower. Fluctuating-hashrate mining is allowed on SOLO only, so detected miners are auto-set to solo. Mining to the pool with fluctuating hashrate is not allowed; anyone who does may face a monetary penalty, redistributed to the miners.
We support payouts to exchange wallet addresses, but we do not recommend mining to an exchange address. We strongly recommend a self-custody wallet. Since exchanges hold the keys, a hack or shutdown can put your funds at risk. They may also change minimum deposit limits without notice, which can delay your payouts or leave them uncredited. Not your keys, not your coins.