agent-lottery_skill

This skill guides entertainment-only Bitcoin lottery mining with CPU, managing wallets, and monitoring status for fun, not financial advice.

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Installation

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npx veilstrat add skill openclaw/skills --skill agent-lottery

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Overview

This skill lets you run a Bitcoin solo-mining "lottery" using CPU power for entertainment. It helps set up or import a wallet, configure CPU usage, start/stop mining, and check lottery-style mining statistics. It is explicitly not intended for serious mining — odds of finding a block are astronomically low.

How this skill works

The skill installs or verifies a CPU miner and a CPU limiter, then configures a wallet (use existing address, import a private key, or generate a new wallet) and starts a background miner. It tracks shares, best difficulty, runtime, CPU limit, and fetches real-time network difficulty to report lottery odds. Commands allow starting, stopping, changing CPU usage on the fly, and producing a user-friendly lottery summary.

When to use it

You want to try solo Bitcoin mining for fun or as an experiment (not profit).
You need help generating or importing a Bitcoin wallet for mining rewards.
You want to set or adjust CPU usage during mining without stopping the process.
You want periodic or on-demand lottery stats: shares, best share, network difficulty, and odds.
You need quick status commands to run on Linux, macOS, or WSL on Windows.

Best practices

Treat this as entertainment only; don’t rely on rewards.
Save and back up private keys immediately if a new wallet is generated. The private key is the only way to access funds.
Use conservative CPU limits (5–20%) on general-purpose devices to avoid impacting normal use.
Run the installer and miner inside a supported environment (Linux, macOS, or WSL) for easiest CPU limiting. Native Windows needs third-party tools.
Check mining status and best difficulty periodically to understand progress and realistic odds.

Example use cases

First-time setup: generate a new wallet, set CPU to 10%, and start background lottery mining.
Import an existing private key, start mining, and have rewards sent to your known address.
Adjust CPU dynamically while mining: reduce to 5% during work hours and raise to 30% on a dedicated machine.
Run the lottery summary command to see total shares, best difficulty, network difficulty, and estimated odds.
Install dependencies and verify cpuminer-opt and cpulimit via the installer script before starting.

FAQ

No. CPU solo mining is effectively entertainment. Network difficulty makes the probability of finding a block extremely low; treat any reward as a rare lucky event.

What happens if I lose the private key?

If you lose the private key for a generated or imported wallet, you lose access to any funds mined to that address. Back up the private key securely when it is shown.

Can I change CPU usage while mining?

Yes. The skill supports dynamic CPU adjustments while mining via the setcpu command, letting you throttle usage without stopping the miner.