As the landscape for Aleo mining continues to evolve, different mining pools have adopted their own specific miner software, making it important to choose the right tools for the pool you're targeting. In this guide, we will provide an overview of some popular options, including F2pool, zk.work, and Oula, offering basic instructions to help you get started.

Currently, each mining pool appears to use different miner software, and we will try to cover a few options here. F2pool has its own guide, which you can find here, but we’ll provide a brief summary below. You will need to sign up for F2pool to start mining. Requirements: - Operating System: Ubuntu 18.04 or higher - NVIDIA Driver Version: 525 or higher - Software Client: aleominer Once you have downloaded, and extracted the miner, ensure that it is made executable: To launch the miner from CLI: Replace the ACCOUNT (-w) with your f2pool accounts name. Replace the WORKER (-w) with the name of your rig. You can find zk.works Aleo site here, but we will cover the basics below: - Software Client: aleo_prover To launch the miner from CLI: Replace the WALLET (--address) with your aleo wallet address Replace the WORKER (--custom-name) with the name of your rig. ZK.work website aleo_prover is already added to mmpOS, so you can easily create a miner profile for mining at zk.work. You can find Oula's official guide here, but we will cover the basics below. You will need to sign up for an Oula account in order to start mining. Requirements: - Operating System: Ubuntu 22.04 (GCC 11.4) - NVIDIA Driver Version: 545 or higher - Software Client: oula-pool-prover After downloading the oula-pool-prover, ensure that it is made executable: To launch the miner from CLI: Replace the ACCOUNT (--account) with the "Account Name" created on the Sub-Account page. Replace the WORKER (--worker-name) with the name of your rig. Oula website Warning: We are not responsible for external links and information that is found there.


Mining Aleo requires different software depending on the pool you choose, and while each pool has its own documentation, this guide provides a quick-start overview to help you begin the process. Be sure to follow the detailed instructions on each platform’s official site, and always use caution when dealing with third-party links or external guides.