🤖Aleo - Linux

https://oula.network/en/oula.network

❕ Aleo is a blockchain project that integrates Proof of Work (PoW) and Proof of Stake (PoS) consensus mechanisms to offer highly private smart contract capabilities. It utilizes advanced Synthesis Puzzle technology to ensure transaction privacy and security. Aleo focuses on developing decentralized applications and provides efficient and secure privacy protection solutions.

Please read the mining tutorial carefully and follow the steps to connect the mining machine to the mining pool.

Please stay updated with OULA's official website announcements and use the latest version of the software client for optimal technical service and higher Token output.

Environment Setup

• Operating Systems: Ubuntu 22.04

• NVIDIA Driver Version: 535 or higher

• Software Clients: oula-pool-prover

Account Setup

• Register for an Oula Account and setup the Sub-Account.

• Use the default Sub-Account name or the created one to start the mining software.

After running the software client, daily output will be automatically accumulated to the corresponding sub-account. Once the balance reaches the minimum payout threshold, the platform will automatically pay out to the bound withdrawal address daily.

Program Execution

Oula Pool Prover

• Download the oula-pool-prover on Ubuntu systems.

• Grant permission with the command:

chmod +x oula-pool-prover

• Set execution permission with the command:

nohup ./oula-pool-prover --pool wss://aleo.oula.network:6666 --account Sub-Account --worker-name Worker_Name > prover.log 2>&1 &

• Replace the pool address (--pool) with the "Mining Address" provided on the Overview page.

• Replace the account (--account) with the "Account Name" created on the Sub-Account page.

• Replace the worker name (--worker-name) .

Sub-account and miner names can be customized but must be globally unique!

It is recommended to use 2-15 lowercase letters, numbers, or a combination, and the name cannot start with a number.

• Check logs with the command:

tail -f prover.log

If you see relevant success messages in prover.log, the program has started successfully.

If you do not need to output log content, you can replace '&> prover.log &' in the startup command with '> /dev/null 2>&1 &'.

• To stop the program, use:

killall oula-pool-prover
# Force stop

Monitoring and Yield Viewing

Once your mining machine is running stably and submitting solutions, you can check the worker's operational status, output details and payment details under Worker and Output / Payout by switching to the corresponding sub-account.

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