All the information you want to know about Ulord mining is here

1. [Amount available for mining]

The Ulord token is 'UT', with a total of 1 billion, of which 350 million are obtained through PoW.

2. [Number of blocks produced per day/Total amount of UT supplied per day]

Currently, the network generates 580 blocks per day, and the reward for each block is 112.96 UT, which means the total daily output of UT is 65,516.8.

3. How to calculate my income?

Daily income = personal computing power / total network computing power * 112.96 * 580

The personal computing power needs to be switched to M. For example, 1K computing power is approximately equal to 0.001M computing power.

4【.Win7 or Win10 32-bit or 64-bit】

The current software only supports 64-bit systems and cannot be used on 32-bit systems.

As for Win7 or Win10, I have done a comparison on this issue. Although many people recommend Win10, through my test, I think Win7 has better performance. My CPU is a common computer platform. The data is as follows: (Win10/Win7)

E3-1230v2: 800/900

Intel i5-3450: 600/670

Ryzen 2700x: 1850/2000

5. [Mining pool recommendation]

As of the time of publishing this article, I have tried 3 mining pools, and they all have problems, such as DDoS attacks, differences in daily payment amounts, etc. Considering that mining has just started and the mining pools also need time to optimize, you might as well try them one by one and choose a stable one.

Here is the mining pool I am using, for reference only: http://ulord-pool.com/

6. [With the current high computing power of the entire network, can ordinary computers still mine happily? 】

Let’s first look at the Monero hashrate trend. Currently, the entire network is 430MH/s.

Let’s take a look at the current Ulord network computing power of 100.52MH/s. It should be noted that Ulord has only been released for less than a week, while Monero has been released for a long time. After the fork, ASIC miners cannot join the mining. The current computing power of 400+MH/s is composed of GPU+CPU.

I have seen many friends asking whether Ulord has GPU mining or ASIC mining. The official answer I have received so far is no.

However, according to my personal experience, it is possible that some software experts have analyzed the characteristics of the CryptoHello algorithm and written their own software suitable for GPU/FPGA mining. For example, the FPGA expert who is currently very popular on bitcointalk bought equipment and wrote programs to mine some altcoins.

Finally, can ordinary computers still mine happily with such high computing power of the entire network? I think that for any digital cryptocurrency, the big miners are those who are willing to invest in equipment. Ordinary individuals or small investors are the role of accompanying the prince to study, from ASIC-type coins, graphics card-type coins, to Wanke Cloud, Traffic Treasure Box, etc. It’s just that Ulord chose CPU mining at the beginning, giving many ordinary players an opportunity to participate, but the threshold is not equal to mining happily. Moreover, many system administrators use the unit’s machines to mine for the convenience of work. In terms of cost, their large server computing power is not comparable to that of ordinary users, so I saw many people in the group saying that the team fooled them into using CPU mining, but they invested in equipment but couldn’t mine UT. Here, please relax your mind. Ulord has only been officially mined for a week, and there are many problems at present. I believe that this situation is also what the team does not want to see. Ordinary users may wish to wait for the release of GPU mining software. More efficient graphics cards can make ordinary players more competitive.