Usage

Atomicals mining manager.

Usage: atomicalsir [OPTIONS] <PATH>

Arguments:
  <PATH>
          Path to the atomicals-js repository's folder

Options:
      --max-fee <VALUE>
          Maximum acceptable fee.

          This value will be passed to atomicals-js's `--satsbyte` flag if the current network's priority fee is larger then this value.

          [default: 150]

      --no-unconfirmed-txs-check
          Disable the unconfirmed transaction count check.

          This will disable the multi-wallet feature.

      --stash <ALIAS>
          Specify the alias of the stash wallet.

          The name should be able to find in `wallets/x.json`.
          And it will be passed to atomicals-js's `--initialowner` flag.

      --electrumx <URI>
          Specify the URI of the electrumx proxy electrumx.

          Examples: - https://ep.atomicals.xyz/proxy - https://ep.atomicalmarket.com/proxy

      --strategy <STRATEGY>
          Mining strategy

          [default: wallet-first]
          [possible values: average-first, wallet-first]

  -h, --help
          Print help (see a summary with '-h')

  -V, --version
          Print version

Installation

Install from crates.io

To install from crates.io, use the following command:

cargo install atomicalsir

Download the pre-built binary

You can download the pre-build binary from our GitHub release

Build from source code (requires the nightly Rust)

To build from the source code, use the following commands:

git clone https://hack-ink/atomicalsir
cd atomicalsir
cargo build --release

Step-by-step setup

1. Follow the installation steps for atomicals-js.
2. Follow the installation steps for atomicalsir.
3. Run the following command: atomicalsir --max-fee 150 <PATH to the atomicals-js folder>

Q&A

• Where can I find the mining log?

  You'll find the information in stdout.log and stderr.log, which are located in the current working directory.

• How to setup multi-wallet?

  To set up a multi-wallet, place the *.json wallet files in the atomicals-js/wallets directory.

• How to use one stash address in multi-wallet mining?

  Add a wallet with a <NAME> under the imported field of your atomicals-js/wallets/x.json file.

  Then, run the command atomicalsir --stash <NAME> ...

  You atomicals-js/wallets/x.json file should looks like below:

  {
  	"phrase": "..",
  	"primary": {
  		"address": "..",
  		"path": "m/86'/0'/0'/0/0",
  		"WIF": ".."
  	},
  	"funding": {
  		"address": "..",
  		"path": "m/86'/0'/0'/1/0",
  		"WIF": ".."
  	},
  	"imported": {
  		"<NAME>": {
  			"address": "..",
  			"WIF": ".."
  		}
  	}
  }
  

• What are the differences of average-first and wallet-first mining strategies?

  • The average-first strategy mines 12 times for each wallet in one loop.
  • The wallet-first strategy mines indefinitely, switching wallets until the current wallet has more than 12 unconfirmed transactions.

Future plan

• Update and rebuild atomicals-js automatically.
• Implement wallet balance detection.
• Implement a mining worker in pure Rust.