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Topic: Are there any altcoins you can mine with a mobile? (Read 209 times)

newbie
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electroneum promised this but it's not available yet. The app has a placeholder for it.

But you can still "mine" electroneum with it.
They also stated that any real mining would destroy your phone in a very shot time period due to overheating the components.
Mobiles are just not designed to be on full load over a longer time.
sr. member
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I tried mining for CryptoNight coins on a high end smartphone using an octacore CPU, 8GB ram and powerful mobile GPU but got a max of 40h/s... very low. Not to mention that the phone would get really hot and the power would drain fast.

In the end you'll ruin your phone battery and need to replace it. The cost to replace the battery would be far more than you can mine with it.

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No. Sell it and buy the coin you expect to increase in value.

Best advice you got today. I suggest following it.
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I've got a spare mobile and was wondering if it is possible to mine altcoins with it, and if there's any way it can turn a profit (perhaps by mining coins I expect to increase in value). So is this doable?
maybe able to follow the cloud mining, because cloud mining will be very easy if you do with using mobile. You can use mobile that really helps cloud mining
newbie
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One that I'm aware of is:

https://jsecoin.com/?utm_source=referral&utm_campaign=aff48248&utm_content=

There is also a small sign up bonus.
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electroneum promised this but it's not available yet. The app has a placeholder for it.
legendary
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Piece of advice: Don't use Coinhive like that.

It was designed to replace ads which have so little revenue for each devices that allowed you to mine.
The design is for audiences' typically low hashrate to accumulate in your account to produce an acceptable revenue.

By doing it yourself, you're either doing it stupidly or the phones are not yours (or you didn't bought them yourself).
By Mining, you're waking up your phone's processor while mining (24/7 or even half a week) making a strain to the components.

You will make some XMR but after a while, you will be needing a new battery or the whole unit itself.
full member
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To Hash or not to Hash, that's what the question
tried it on galaxy s6 - does 27hs. There is a bunch of Apps in playstore. just google "coin miner"
in china they got it on waay different scale - put them in clusters.

https://motherboard.vice.com/fr/article/evbvpe/comment-miner-des-bitcoin-avec-des-smartphones-usages

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kbXMV1IFS8U
jr. member
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Yes, sort of. You can setup a coinhive account which creates a website you can log into with your phone or mobile device. But, depending on your mobile device your hashrate will be so low it would never be worth it. Currently they pay 0.00006119 xmr per 1 million hashes. My Samsung S8 will of 20 H/sec. If I had my new s8 hash 24/7 265 days a year I would make 0.038 xmr, or about 13 dollars. I tried it with a old Windows phone and a Samsung Tab 3. The Tab 3 wouldn't hash and the Windows phone gave me 8 H/sec.
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I've got a spare mobile and was wondering if it is possible to mine altcoins with it, and if there's any way it can turn a profit (perhaps by mining coins I expect to increase in value). So is this doable?

No. Sell it and buy the coin you expect to increase in value.
newbie
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I've got a spare mobile and was wondering if it is possible to mine altcoins with it, and if there's any way it can turn a profit (perhaps by mining coins I expect to increase in value). So is this doable?
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