How to setup lpminer for PearlPow mining

Compatible OS: Windows, Linux

Download the mining files (Windows)

To start mining with your GPU using lpminer, you can download the miner directly from the official link below:

https://pearl.luckypool.io/lpminer/lpminer-0.1.10.zip

This file contains everything you need to begin mining PearlPow quickly and easily.

Here is also the official README.

Setup with .bat file

Once downloaded, extract the ZIP file to any folder of your choice and create a .bat file in the same folder with the following content:

lpminer.exe --pool stratum+tcp://pearlpow.unmineable.com:3333 --wallet YourAlias.WorkerName
pause

Be sure to change YourAlias and WorkerName.

Once you have the start.bat file, simply double click it, a terminal window will show up and you will be now mining! 😀

Download the mining files (Linux)

On Linux, you can start mining quickly by running the following commands in your terminal:

wget https://pearl.luckypool.io/lpminer/lpminer-0.1.9.tar.gz
tar xzf lpminer-0.1.9.tar.gz && cd lpminer
./lpminer --algo pearl --pool stratum+tcp://pearlpow.unmineable.com:3333 --wallet YourAlias.WorkerName

Make sure to replace YourAlias and WorkerName before running the miner.

In order to start mining using an NVIDIA A100-tuned build — download this instead, then run the same command:

https://pearl.luckypool.io/lpminer/lpminer-a100-0.0.72-14a8fc9.tar.gz

Some things to consider

Accounts are now available and make mining significantly more flexible!

As part of this update, using an Alias is now the preferable way to start mining. This allows you to better manage your activity and distribute your hashrate across our supported coins with greater control.

If you haven’t created an Account yet, you can easily do so through our website.

AMD GPUs are not compatible with PearlPow due to the specific architectural requirements of the algorithm. PearlPow is optimized for certain instruction sets and memory handling patterns that are more efficiently executed on supported NVIDIA GPUs. On AMD cards, and even on some older NVIDIA generations, the algorithm cannot run efficiently, resulting in very low performance. Because of this limitation, these GPUs are not supported for PearlPow mining.

lpminer is developed and maintained by LuckyPool. Full credit to their team for providing and supporting this miner.