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Mining
Setup your own node and start mining LTO.
Contrary to a lot of cryptos you don't need GPUs or ASICs to mine LTO. Similar to many PoS tokens the most important prerequisite is a computer with a good bandwidth connection, e.g., a VPS, your home server, or even your PC. You will find lots of tutorials on setting up a node in our public node section:
Since setting up a node and running it for mining LTO can open up its own set of questions we further summed up best practices for you to explore on the following pages:
Lastly, should you at some point decide you want to become an official community node and offer your node up for staking to everybody in the community here is a roadmap for you to follow:
Should you need more advice on topics not covered in our tutorial feel free to ask in the LTO tech chat!
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