If you want to mine with your CPU on Linux using the official Zcash software, follow this guide. You can also try buying a cloud mining contract with Hashflare or Genesis Mining. Choosing a wallet and a mining pool. In order to mine using this guide, there are two things that you'll need. The first is a wallet to store your funds.

Adaseb: If you are the only person on the planet mining then you will get 7200 Coins a day. This is arguably the best answer we have right now, because the actual answer depends on the network's entire hashrate, which is unknown, variable, and currently in the realm of speculation. It would be speculation even if we knew what miners would be available in a week. So two ways to look at this question right now are as follows: You can divide 7200 by the number of hashes per second on the entire network, and that's roughly what you can expect to make per day, with 1H/s. SIGNIFICANT SPECULATION FOLLOWS: You can come at it from another angle: in order to make 1 ZEC each day, you need to control 1/7200 of the entire mining network.

That's roughly 0.014% of the network. If there were just 7,000 Radeon 470s mining at the same hash rate, then it won't matter what that hash rate is, you'd need about 1 of them to make 1 ZEC each day. At best current guess, your 1H/s will deliver somewhere like 1/10th to 1/30th of a 470. So you would make somewhere between 1 and 3 ZEC per month with 1H/s, where the network size comprises 7000 Radeon 470s. That's not likely to be the final network size if Zcash takes off. Not by a long, long way.

But it should give you an idea of where you might be somewhere within the first month. How much that is worth depends a lot on how much ZEC trades for. Note that all of the above is affected in the first month by the slow start.

IMHO something's wrong with suprnova's estimate. In the last 24 hours the address tmA2CA9sDS7DDBfQZmWtKW3aoKL3Hst5fxp has mined 347 blocks totalling 396 ZEC (around 63% of all ZEC mined in the last 24 hours). An example is then go to and search for block 2570. With the current pool rate of around 12000 H/s, jeewaka should earn around a third of the total or around 130 ZEC, not 0.002. I think it's the same factor of 65536 that. If you divide the 130 ZEC by that number, you get 0.002. So at current state I'd estimate around 0.033 ZEC/(H/s)/day at current block value of 1.5 ZEC/block or around 0.3 ZEC at the final 12.5 ZEC/block.

Once the big farms kick in.

This is a how to guide for mining Zcash on a Mac. Here are the technical specifications for the Mac I used for mining: • 2.8 GHz Intel Core i7 Processor • 16 GB 1600 Mhz DDR3 Memory • AMD Radeon R9 M370X 2 GB Video Card • MacOS Sierra 10.12.4 Step 1) Install Zcash Wallet on your Mac The first step is installing a Zcash blockchain wallet on your Mac. For this, I installed, which requires OS X 10.9 or later. When setting up Jaxx, be sure to safely write down your Backup Phrase and keep it in a safe location.

Once your Jaxx wallet has been setup, make a note of your ZEC wallet address. Fastest Metaverse ETP ETP Miner Software. Step 2) Join a Zcash Mining Pool The next step is joining a Zcash mining pool. For this, I joined the mining pool and created an account in the. Once you've joined a mining pool, go into your account profile and add your Jaxx ZEC wallet address and choose automatic payout.

Alternatively, you can do manual payout if you prefer. Step 3) Install Zcash Mining Software on your Mac Download. Once downloaded, move the ZIP file to your Desktop and open. This will uncompress the zip and create a nheqminer folder on your Mac's desktop. Within the nheqminer folder, right click on start.sh and choose Open with TexEdit. Change your mining pool and ZEC address.

Save your edited file. Open Terminal and run the following commands.