How to mine Zephyr (ZEPH) with HiveOS — Beginner’s Guide
About Zephyr
Zephyr Protocol is a groundbreaking project in decentralized finance (DeFi), offering an untraceable, over-collateralized, crypto-backed stablecoin protocol. It uniquely combines Monero’s privacy features with the stability mechanisms of the Djed protocol, focusing on anonymity and financial stability. This unique combination gives rise to the world’s first over-collateralized stablecoin that guarantees privacy — a major leap in the evolution of digital currencies.
Zephyr Protocol has three core assets: $ZEPH (the foundational cryptocurrency), $ZSD (a private stablecoin backed by $ZEPH), and $ZRS (representing equity in the protocol’s reserve).
Unlike algorithmic stablecoins, Zephyr Protocol avoids the risk of a ‘death spiral’ by not minting base coins to maintain its peg. It emphasizes decentralization, moving away from centralized entities like Tether.
About HiveOS
HiveOS is a mining platform which allows users to setup, mine and control processes more effectively and hassle-free across thousands of rigs all from a single place. The advantages of mining on HiveOS is that you can mine using GPU and CPU at the same time.
Step 1
First you need to create a wallet address for Zephyr mining. You can create a wallet either by downloading Desktop wallet from the official Zephyr website or by creating a wallet on an exchange that has $ZEPH coin.
Zephyr Wallet: Zephyr Protocol
Step 2
Go to the HiveOS portal and register, afterwards create and customize your mining rig and farm.
Step 3
After that, in the Flight Sheets tab, set up the new configuration by creating your Flight Sheet for Zephyr mining. Choose Zeph coin, click on Add Wallet and copy your wallet address created in Step 1, choose MiningOcean pool and select XMRig(new) miner.
Step 4
Click on Setup Miner Config and configure it as shown below.
Make sure that you have the “CPU on” option toggled on.
Save the settings and run the newly created Flight Sheet.
Happy mining!
