With Ryo Wallet Atom 1.3.1 effortless solo mining in Cryptonote coins with Cryptonight algorithm has become reality.

Version 1.3.1 includes a built-in solo pool that works with all major miners (xmr-stak, xmrig, etc). You can point your miners to Atom and mine with zero fees and without giving any pool operator record of your mined rewards helping network decentalisation.

Ryo Wallet Atom 1.3.1-0.4.0.1

Daemon version: 'Lorentz Transform' 0.4.0.1

Features / Updates:

1. Solo Pool Mining.
   Embedded pool software, that checks user's shares, allows solo mining and displays statistics.
2. Startup icons.
   Better visualisation of commands. Makes entries more notable.
3. Wallet restart upon saving changes (backport from Loki wallet).
   After changing wallet settings and closing wallet starts automatically.
4. Seed word validation upon creating a new wallet.
   Requires user to confirm the first 7 words of the mnemonic seed in correct order. Ensures that a user has written their seed words down upon creation of a new wallet.
5. Password strength meter.
   Helps user to select a strong password.
6. Inactivity timeout.
   Auto log-out wallet and require you to enter your password after a configurable period of inactivity.
7. Using IPC for internal communication.
   Inter-process-communication. Changes how the frontend and backend of the wallet communicate.

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Ryo Wallet displays all needed statistics

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..and charts. Notice separate workers support.

DOWNLOAD: Ryo Wallet 1.3.1-0.4.0.1

MINI SOLO-MINING GUIDE:

1. Run wallet and make sure you are using "Local Remote" or "Local Only" sync way.
2. Create wallet (if you don't have any, or wish to receive block reward to a separate wallet)
3. When finished sync go to Menu —> Solo Mining
4. Check "Enable Solo mining" and enable "Privately share hashrate", select wallet from dropdown to receive payments and press "Apply settings".
5. You wll notice "Pool status: Ready"
6. In your miner change (if you have it configured) or set (if it is first setup) pool IP address to IP address of your PC with started instance of Atom Wallet. Use default 3333 port or assign any custom port you wish on "Dashboard" tab. You can also set different worker names in your miner configs.
7. Start your miner, check dashboard and enjoy solo mining!

FAQ:

Q: Does this wallet solo mine itself?

A: No, you need miner, as usual, for example Xmr-stak. Set pool IP address as your PC's IP address where wallet is running and use default port 3333. The difference with common mining is that you own your own pool and get full block reward if you find it.

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Q: What is "Privately share hashrate"?

A: When constructing a block to be mined, pools are able to reserve a few bytes for including extra information. Pools normally use this space for adding an "extra nonce" and a unique pool identification string.

If this feature is enabled, Atom will add only a single byte to the block, which will allow the network to detect that the block was created by solo mining. From the number of blocks identified in this manner, an estimate of total solo mining hashrate can be calculated.Your individual hashrate, wallet address, IP address, or any other sensitive information will not be shared. The only information shared is that the blocks you mine will be able to be identified as mined by Atom. All communication is done through the blockchain and you will not send any information to a central server.

If this feature is disabled, Atom will construct blocks in the same way as most public pools, and will not be able to be identified as a solo mined block.

This calculated hashrate will be displayed on solo-pool.ryoblocks.com page.

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Q: Do I have to enter inside particular wallet address to be able to mine?

A: No, you don't have to log into wallet address. Just make sure Atom is running. If you are unsure if your server will have 100% uptime - set backup pool in your config.

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Q: Can I use pool feature to send shares over internet, not only local network?

A: Yes, make sure you have static IP and you know how to setup port forwarding in your router.

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