Mining Karlsen

Step-by-step guide to mining Karlsen

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How to mine Karlsen

In this post, I focus on the Karlsen blockchain and provide tips for those who want to mine it.




About the Karlsen blockchain

Karlsen's source code is forked from KASPA, with the only difference being the hashing algorithm. Karlsen uses the ASIC-resistant algorithm Karlsenhash. Besides this, the Karlsen roadmap includes smart contracts and integration with other blockchains. The native token, KLS, is already supported by many exchanges.

Emission schedule

The monetary policy of Karlsen closely resembles the Kaspa model, but it incorporates a more gradual deflation rate to better suit the scale of small GPU miners.
There are two phases:
  • Pre-deflationary phase: During the first six months, the block reward is 50 KLS. One block per second is produced.
  • Deflationary phase (current): Each month, the reward decreases by a factor of (1/1.4)^(1/12), based on an initial block reward of 44 KLS.
Month Reward Total mined Percent mined of total supply
1 50 131 M 2.66%
2 50 262 M 5.32%
3 50 394 M 7.97%
4 50 525 M 10.63%
5 50 657 M 13.29%
6 50 788 M 15.95%
7 44 904 M 18.29%
8 42.78 1,017 M 20.56%
9 41.60 1,126 M 22.77%
10 40.45 1,232 M 24.92%
11 39.33 1,336 M 27.01%
12 38.24 1,436 M 29.05%
13 37.18 1,534 M 31.02%
14 36.15 1,629 M 32.95%
15 35.15 1,722 M 34.82%
16 34.18 1,812 M 36.63%
17 33.24 1,899 M 38.40%
18 32.32 1,984 M 40.12%
19 31.42 2,067 M 41.79%
20 30.55 2,147 M 43.41%
21 29.71 2,225 M 44.99%
22 28.89 2,301 M 46.53%
23 28.09 2,375 M 48.02%
24 27.31 2,447 M 49.47%



Mining Karlsen


Karlsen uses the Karlsenhash algorithm.


Karlsen Wallet

If you do not have a Karlsen wallet, you should obtain one. The easiest way is to create a web wallet at wallet.karlsencoin.com
A mobile wallet app is not yet available.


Mining hardware

Karlsenhash is ASIC-resistant and works best for GPU mining.


Many mining applications support Karlsenhash. Here are some of them.

Mining software
Miner Source Dev Fee Hardware OS Download
lolMiner Closed source 1.00% NVIDIA, AMD Windows/Linux lolMiner
BZMiner Closed source 1.00% NVIDIA, AMD Windows/Linux BZMiner
SRBMiner Closed source 0.85% NVIDIA, AMD Windows/Linux SRBMiner
Team Red Miner Closed source 1.00% NVIDIA, AMD Windows/Linux TeamRedMiner
Gminer Closed source 1.00% NVIDIA, AMD Windows/Linux Gminer

Pool URLs
Pool Geo Location Stratum Difficulty Pool URL
PPS Europe/Other Auto nushypool.com:40007
PPS North America Auto us.nushypool.com:40007
Solo Europe/Other Auto nushypool.com:45007
Solo North America Auto us.nushypool.com:45007

To start mining

1. Download and unpack the miner

If Windows suggests that the miners are "potentially unwanted" software, you may need to select the "Allow on device" option in Windows Security settings.

2. Test the connection with the pool

Find the nearest server to your geographic area and ping it. If the ping is under 100 ms, you can consider this server for mining.

$ ping nushypool.com
3. Run the miner

Run the miner. The command line depends on your miner and OS. For example, to start mining with SRBMiner, run:

$ ./SRBMiner-MULTI --disable-cpu --enable-gpu --algorithm karlsenhash --pool stratum+tcp://us.nushypool.com:40007 --wallet [address].[workername]

You can quickly configure your command on our KLS Pool Page and tap the "Start Mining" button.

You can set up a custom difficulty for your miner using NushyBot.

Good luck!

Yours Max Mustermann
Developer, Miner

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