Run NemosMiner.bat
  1. Edit configuration (http://localhost:3999/configedit.html)
  2. Set your Wallet address(es) and Username(s)
  3. Select your pool(s)
  4. Save Config
  5. Start mining

  Note: 2. you only need to change the username if you are using MiningDutch, MiningPoolhub or ProHashing

  +[algorithm] to enable algorithm
  -[algorithm] to disable algorithm

  If '+' is used, then only the explicitly enabled algorithms are used
  If '-' is used, then all algorithms except the disabled ones are used
  Leave empty to use ALL available algorithms (not recommended as it may cause more miner switching)

  Do not combine + and - for the same algo

  Examples:
  Algorithm list = -x16r
  Will mine anything but x16r

  Algorithm list = -x16r,-bcd
  Will mine anything but x16r and bcd

  Algorithm list = +x16r
  Will mine only x16r

  Algorithm list = +x16r,+bcd
  Will mine only x16r and BCD

  Algorithm list blank
  Will mine anything

  *24hr  - uses last 24hour price data in pool API to calculate profit (no estimates or advanced calculations)

  *Plus - uses advanced calculations to reduce uneeded switching

  normal - uses current price data in pool API to calculate profit (no estimates or advanced calculations)

  *Coins - uses advanced calculations, mines only top paying coin in Algo (MiningPoolHub & ZergPool)

  Donation Fee = 0.9%
  There is 13 minute per day default donation (0.9%),
  which can be increased or decreased in the configuration editor.
  Please help support the great team behind NemosMiner by leaving mining donations turned on.
  We want to stay completely transparent on the way fees are managed in the product.
  Donation cycle occurs once in 24hrs (or once until midnight if NemosMiner has been running less than 24hrs).
  Donation start time is randomized each time.
  It will then mine for one randomly chosen developer / contributor for the configured duration.

  Example for default parameters (13 minutes):
  - NemosMiner was started at 10:00h
  - First donation cycle starts somewhen beween 10:01h and 23:47h and will then donate for 13 minutes, then mine for you again until the next donation run.
  - After 00:00h the donation start time is randomized again. 
  - When donation start time is reached it will then donate for 13 minutes, then mine for you again until the next donation run.
  All donation time and addresses are recorded in the logs files.

  Keep tabs on all your mining rigs from one place
  You can now optionally monitor all your workers remotely, both in the GUI and via https://nemosminer.com
  Monitoring setup instructions https://nemosminer.com/setup.php

  Since version 3.9.9.x (Beta) NemosMiner has a Web GUI making it easy to configure and run.
  NemosMiner relies on config files. No need to edit bat files. Simply run NemosMiner.bat
  Set the config in the Web GUI (http://localhost:3999/configedit.html), apply & start mining

  Ability to pause miners while keeping other jobs running (pause button)
  This will stop mining activity
  Brains will still run in the background avoiding the learning phase on resume
  BalancesTracker will still run in the background to keep the pool balances up to date

  Ability to run a batch prior switching to a specific miner and/or algorithm.
  The prerun scripts can be used to set per miner/algorithm OC via nvidiaInspector or OverdriveNTool.
  Before starting a miner executable NemosMiner is trying to launch one of the following 3 prerun scripts (in this order):
  1. <MinerName>_<Algorithm>.bat
     Simply create a file named <MinerName>_<AlgorithmName>.bat in prerun folder, e.g. 'Bminer-v16.4.11-1xRadeonRX5808GB-Handshake-10.bat' or 'CcminerMTP-v1.3.2-1xGTX10606GB_MTP.bat'
  2. <Algorithm>.bat
     Simply create a file named <AlgorithmName>.bat in prerun folder, e.g. 'Ethash.bat'
  3. default.bat
     If neither of the two above exist, NemosMiner will try to launch 'prerun\default.bat'
  Use overclock with caution

  **This is for advanced users. Do not use if you do not know what you are doing.**

  The file 'Config\PoolsConfig.json' contains configuration details for the pools.
  A separate section can be added for each pool base name. If a pool is listed in this file,
  the specific settings will be taken into account. If not, the built in default values will be used.
  See 'Data\PoolData.json' for the basic structure of the file 'Config\PoolsConfig.json'

  You can set specific options per pool. For example, you can mine NiceHash on the internal wallet and other pools on a valid wallet. See 'PoolsConfig-Template.json' for some pool specific configuration options.

  Available options:
     - Wallets[Currency] = Your wallet address for [Currency]; some pools, e.g. HiveOn require wallets in each supported currency
     - UserName = your MPH or ProHashing user name
     - WorkerName = your worker name
     - PricePenaltyFactor = See explanation below
     - Algorithm = List of included or excluded algorithms per pool
     - PayoutThreshold[Currency] = pool will allow payout if this amount is reached

  Usage:
     - Edit 'Config\PoolsConfig.json'
     - Add an entry for the pool you want to customize
        - The name must be the pool base name (omit *24hrs or *Coins), e.g ZergPool (even if you have configured ZergPoolCoins in the pool list)
        - (**careful with json formating ;)**

  Note that the GUI only updates default values (valid for ALL pools unless there is pool specific configuration setting defined in 'Config\PoolConfig.json'). Any other changes need to be done manually.

  When using advanced per pool configuration, it is possible to add an earnings adjustment factor for a specific pool. This simply adds a multiplicator on estimations presented by the pool.

  Example scenario:
     - You feel like a pool is exaggerating its estimations by 10% - Set EarningsAdjustmentFactor to 0.9

  Use calculations based on 24hr actual and current estimate prices to get a more realistic estimate.
  Include some trust index based on past 1hr current estimate variation from 24hr.
  AND are NOT sensible to spikes.
  They show less switching than following current estimate and more switching than following the 24hr actual.
  Better profitability.

  Displays available balances and an estimation of when the pool payment threshold will be reached.
  Supported pools:
     - HiveON (*)
     - MiningDutch
     - MiningPoolHub
     - NiceHash (internal & external wallet)
     - NLPool
     - ProHashing
     - ZergPool
     - Zpool
  (*) Pool does not support auto-exchange to other currencies.

  If mining more than one pool, NemosMiner shows stats for all supported pools.
  Press key 'b' in the console window to show/hide earnings.

  **Experimental**
  More than one instance of NemosMiner can run on the same rig
  Each instance must be placed in its own directory
  Miner has to be started prior the launch of the next instance
  Do not use the same miner devices in more than one instance as this will give invalid hash rate
  & power usage readings causing incorrect best miner selection.

  Simple miner switching log as csv (\SwitchingLog.csv file found in Logs folder).
  You can easily track switching rate.

  Use -UIStyle light or -UIStyle full in config.json
     Full = Usual display (Default)
     Light = Show only current mining info
  UIStyle automatically switches to full during benchmarking.
  Press key 's' in the console window to switch UIStyle.

a: Toggle Accuracy column visibility
b: Toggle Listing Pool balances
c: Toggle Power Cost column visibility
e: Toggle Earnings column visibility
i: Toggle Earning Bias column visibility
m: Toggle Miner Fees column visibility
n: Toggle CoinName column visibility
p: Toggle Pool Fees column visibility
r: Toggle Profit Bias column visibility
s: Toggle UI Style [full or light]
t: Toggle Profit column visibility
u: Toggle User column visibility
v: Toggle Listing all available miners
w: Toggle Power usage column visibility
y: Toggle Currency column visibility

  NemosMiner will notify new version availability

  windows10-1xGTX-1660Super/RYZEN-3700x (Test PC) 

  windows10-7xAMD-6700XT/Octominer (test Rig 1)
  windows10-6xRTX-3070/RYZEN-3700x (test Rig 2)
  windows10-6xRTX-3060ti/RYZEN-3700x (test Rig 3)
  windows11-1xGTX1030-2GB/1xGTX-1060Super/1xGTX750Ti-2GB/1xRX580-8GB/RX5700/Inteli5-8600K (test Rig 4)
  windows10-7xAMD-6600XT/Octominer (test Rig 5)
  (users have reported up to 12cards are working, I have not tested myself)
  Some miners do not support more than 9 cards

  CPU miners are tested with AMD Ryzen 3700x & Inteli5-8600K CPUs