Mining Pool Innovation: Lithos Protocol Part 1

Mining is the process by which Ergo (or any other PoW (Proof of Work) blockchain) secures the network, generates new coins and ver...

What is a Mining Rig? - Comprehensive Guide

Introduction Since the inception of Bitcoin, mining rigs have played a pivotal role in securing and maintaining Proof of Work (Po...

EIP37 Hard Fork

After the Ethereum Merge, the crypto mining industry witnessed an impressive reorientation of hashing power across several Proof o...

Ethereum Mining Community and GPU Miners: The Case for Ergo After The Merge

A Seismic Shift is Coming in the Field of Minable Blockchains The Proof of Work crypto mining landscape is about to drastically c...

Ergo and The Autolykos Consensus Mechanism: Part II

Last week, we introduced an in-depth exploration of Ergo’s Autolykos consensus mechanism. With this article, we complete the secon...

Ergo and the Autolykos Consensus Mechanism: Part I

The following is an in-depth, technical breakdown of Ergo’s consensus mechanism, Autolykos. As this is a lengthy and detailed topi...

Ergo’s Reemission Vote EIP27: A Path to Sustained Growth?

Ergo Tokenomics and Emission As a Proof of Work blockchain, Ergo has a defined emission schedule for the release of ERG tokens. W...

Proof of Work, Energy and Ergo

Introduction Proof of Work (PoW) was described in the original Bitcoin white paper as having two parts. The first part is digital...

Mining Ergo on HiveOS

Have you ever wanted to mine Ergo but thought you might not have the technical knowledge? Surprisingly, it is not as inaccessible ...

Mining Ergo on Windows

Mining Ergo as part of a mining pool is easy, particularly on Windows. It is possible to start mining Ergo on a computer with a GP...

Ergo Explainer: Storage Rent

tl;dr: Storage rent is a fee for long term storage on the Ergo blockchain. Four years from your last transaction, you will be ch...

Storage Rent and the Future of Mining

Miners are the consensus layer of proof-of-work blockchain and the security of all smart contracts relies on them establishing c...

Ergo Mining Rewards: The First Drop in Emission

Ergo mining rewards experienced their first drop in the emission schedule on January 2nd, 2022 with block 655200. With this redu...

Ergo Mining: Tools Of Decentralization

Ergo is a PoW (Proof-of-Work) blockchain on the consensus model called Autolykos. The PoW model was chosen because it offers the...

Ergo Mining: Be A Part Of Our Growing Network

Over the last few months we have seen an incredible increase in Ergo’s community growth and participation. Online interactions h...

Mining in Logarithmic Space: NIPoPoW Power and Ergo

This article is based on a recently published article by IOHK. For an additional resource, please see the following video. Intr...

Building Ergo: Storage rent

We’ve designed Ergo with long-term economic sustainability in mind, and storage rent is one of the ways we’re ensuring miners sta...

Mining Ergo for Fun and Profit

Ergo GPU Mining This article will help you start mining Ergo using a GPU. Ergo mining is based on Autolykos, a Proof-of-Work al...

Mining ERGO on AMD Cards

This tutorial will provide you with the information needed to get your AMD cards mining ERGO on either Windows or Linux. Develop...

How to mine Ergo on Windows(x64)

Step 1: Tools Visual Studio Choose free community version, you will need to select desktop development with C++ package during i...