Wow, now you just have to find some powerful and energy efficient smartphones to burn and get profit. As possible, ones that nobody need to use for other purpose...
Sorry, but unless you plan to ... infect ... the smartphones, I don't see how you can make profit with this...
Topic: Found an Android Miner with source code - cryptonight, -lite, -heavy coins (XMR) (Read 164 times)
November 11, 2018, 02:26:24 PM
November 11, 2018, 11:51:40 AM
I was reading Medium and I came across an article with website which sells miner for android.
Plus it also sells the source code but the shit part is that it has a licensed and unlicensed version with 5000$ difference.
It looked legitimate and I bought the one without license for 6000$.
I want to restore some of my money and I am reselling it for 4000$.
And too keep things anonymous I accept only cryptocurrencies - BTC
We can use multisig BTC wallet like Copay for payment.
It has a c++ code, which compiles to binary for different CPU archs and some Kotlin code, which is like an middle man between the Android os and the native miner - updates it, keeps it alive in a service and etc...
There are different flavours - with/out SSL support and there is version of the miner, which can be injected in other .apks using SMALI
What I really like is the fact that c++ and kotlin are very well tied together with a UNIX socket file, I think that such an implementation if ported to PC can be a very easy for noobs to start mining with a comfy GUI in front of them just like Nicehash and Minergate and f this guys.
It can be compiled flawlessly for Android with "ndk-build" but I can't still compile it for my PC because it seems like he made no effort to make it compatible with anything besides Android and Mac.
If you have questions just ask me
Plus it also sells the source code but the shit part is that it has a licensed and unlicensed version with 5000$ difference.
It looked legitimate and I bought the one without license for 6000$.
I want to restore some of my money and I am reselling it for 4000$.
And too keep things anonymous I accept only cryptocurrencies - BTC
We can use multisig BTC wallet like Copay for payment.
It has a c++ code, which compiles to binary for different CPU archs and some Kotlin code, which is like an middle man between the Android os and the native miner - updates it, keeps it alive in a service and etc...
There are different flavours - with/out SSL support and there is version of the miner, which can be injected in other .apks using SMALI
What I really like is the fact that c++ and kotlin are very well tied together with a UNIX socket file, I think that such an implementation if ported to PC can be a very easy for noobs to start mining with a comfy GUI in front of them just like Nicehash and Minergate and f this guys.
It can be compiled flawlessly for Android with "ndk-build" but I can't still compile it for my PC because it seems like he made no effort to make it compatible with anything besides Android and Mac.
If you have questions just ask me
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