<p>I would like all my mined coins (solo mining, testnet so far) to go to a different default account.  I'm <strong>not</strong> referring to the distribution a mining pool will do to all of its miners (Pay per share, etc). Instead I'm talking about the first payout where a reward + fees is generated.</p>

<p>How would I go about doing this?</p>

<p>My goal is to make keep the private key (where the first 25 BTC is sent) offline and </p>

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2012-12-13T16:55:23.507Z
What are you using to mine? I believe most pools have an address that you must set in your user account settings.
Colin Dean
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2012-12-13T17:34:49.520Z
@ColinDean I want to create my own pool, and wherever the Bitcoind software creates the new block, it adds a 25 BTC coin output to the chain.  I want to edit and customize this specific address.  I may have to alter the source code
makerofthings7
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2012-12-13T20:12:03.427Z
Unless you're hellbent on writing your own pool software, I recommend contributing to the development of one of the open source pool softwares. See [How can I start my own mining pool?](http://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/446/how-can-i-start-my-own-mining-pool) for more information.
Colin Dean
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2012-12-14T14:47:21.440Z
@Closers who said "Too Localised" - You probably misunderstood my question.  I clarified the question
makerofthings7
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2016-03-16T09:04:45.983Z
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Murch
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Changing the first payout address when a reward + fees is generated
makerofthings7
# Changing the first payout address when a reward + fees is generated

(Asked by: username_0 on 2012-12-13)

I would like all my mined coins (solo mining, testnet so far) to go to a different default account. I'm **not** referring to the distribution a mining pool will do to all of its miners (Pay per share, etc). Instead I'm talking about the first payout where a reward + fees is generated.

How would I go about doing this?

My goal is to make keep the private key (where the first 25 BTC is sent) offline and

**Tags:** bitcoind, solo-mining, mining-software, coinbase-transaction, mining-technical-details

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: What are you using to mine? I believe most pools have an address that you must set in your user account settings.  
> **username_0**: @ColinDean I want to create my own pool, and wherever the Bitcoind software creates the new block, it adds a 25 BTC coin output to the chain.  I want to edit and customize this specific address.  I may have to alter the source code  
> **username_1**: Unless you're hellbent on writing your own pool software, I recommend contributing to the development of one of the open source pool softwares. See [How can I start my own mining pool?](http://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/446/how-can-i-start-my-own-mining-pool) for more information.  
> **username_0**: @Closers who said "Too Localised" - You probably misunderstood my question.  I clarified the question  
> **username_2**: This question ends in the middle of a sentence.  

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