Topic: Google I/O Bitcoin Mining Announcement (Read 1979 times)
I think that makes nonsense to mine with ~10Droids... to mine Bitcoin you need more hash power and to mine alts it's also "impossible" nowadays, imao.
LOFL
Their modular devices have ASICs. Cellular ASIC mining is coming.
They say they will award the first person that makes an ARA design that is for something new for cellular, then you can get $100,000. Mining is new right?
Their modular devices have ASICs. Cellular ASIC mining is coming.
They say they will award the first person that makes an ARA design that is for something new for cellular, then you can get $100,000. Mining is new right?
It sounds like they are already going to do the galvanic skin response thing. They are going to make MODULES. So you can buy different things for your phone.
http://www.projectara.com/
Digital Tattoos to unlock your phone!?!?!?
http://www.hindustantimes.com/technology/gadgets-updates/a-link-with-ink-digital-tattoo-unlocks-moto-x/article1-1234492.aspx
http://www.projectara.com/
Digital Tattoos to unlock your phone!?!?!?
http://www.hindustantimes.com/technology/gadgets-updates/a-link-with-ink-digital-tattoo-unlocks-moto-x/article1-1234492.aspx
I am about to watch the rest of the Google I/O stuff. There are like 2 days of video to watch, lol.
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to illustrate:
The company X wants to develop a product and jump into crypto currency world, they think their last product called "X-wallet" is not cool theses days so they decide to make their own crypto currency.. the marketing guys of the company already have an idea ... "buy our mobile and make digital cash while you use it" .. so they decide sell a new cellphone product let's say, called ... "Nex-us-cash" but they want to keep their new crypto currency under their control by locking it to their own hardware ...
to illustrate:
The company X wants to develop a product and jump into crypto currency world, they think their last product called "X-wallet" is not cool theses days so they decide to make their own crypto currency.. the marketing guys of the company already have an idea ... "buy our mobile and make digital cash while you use it" .. so they decide sell a new cellphone product let's say, called ... "Nex-us-cash" but they want to keep their new crypto currency under their control by locking it to their own hardware ...
I think that if they wanted to do that they would have to do like Devcoin. Make it where ANYONE can mine the coin, but a percentage (in Devcoin's case 90% of coins mined) go to people that do tasks for the company (in Devcoin's case: writing, coding and inventing). Then they would be able to let ANYONE mine their coin which does not limit their hash rate possibilities, and let's them control the flow of coins that keeps people within their network.
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to illustrate:
The company X wants to develop a product and jump into crypto currency world, they think their last product called "X-wallet" is not cool theses days so they decide to make their own crypto currency.. the marketing guys of the company already have an idea ... "buy our mobile and make digital cash while you use it" .. so they decide sell a new cellphone product let's say, called ... "Nex-us-cash" but they want to keep their new crypto currency under their control by locking it to their own hardware ...
to illustrate:
The company X wants to develop a product and jump into crypto currency world, they think their last product called "X-wallet" is not cool theses days so they decide to make their own crypto currency.. the marketing guys of the company already have an idea ... "buy our mobile and make digital cash while you use it" .. so they decide sell a new cellphone product let's say, called ... "Nex-us-cash" but they want to keep their new crypto currency under their control by locking it to their own hardware ...
Sorry, Let me try to be more clear ..
Is it possible to develop a cryptocoin which can only be mined by specific chip architecture ? intuitively I think it is possible because it's reminds me lock serial number to hardware by retrieving hardware identifier to lock ...
Why would you lock a cryptocoin to specific hardware ? to sell hardware I guess ..
Is it possible to develop a cryptocoin which can only be mined by specific chip architecture ? intuitively I think it is possible because it's reminds me lock serial number to hardware by retrieving hardware identifier to lock ...
Why would you lock a cryptocoin to specific hardware ? to sell hardware I guess ..
I think so. I have heard of GPU, CPU and ASIC coins, is that what you mean? Or do you mean even more specific than that?
Sorry, Let me try to be more clear ..
Is it possible to develop a cryptocoin which can only be mined by specific chip architecture ? intuitively I think it is possible because it's reminds me lock serial number to hardware by retrieving hardware identifier to lock ...
Why would you lock a cryptocoin to specific hardware ? to sell hardware I guess ..
Is it possible to develop a cryptocoin which can only be mined by specific chip architecture ? intuitively I think it is possible because it's reminds me lock serial number to hardware by retrieving hardware identifier to lock ...
Why would you lock a cryptocoin to specific hardware ? to sell hardware I guess ..
As I understand it, you'd use RenderScript in pretty much the same way existing android miners use it.
So programmatic approach will not change, just speed on new devices will.
So programmatic approach will not change, just speed on new devices will.
is it possible make a miner and then lock a mining algorithm to a specific chip type ? 
I mean ... in pseudo code
so ..if the statement is true then call mining function bla bla
ps-> of course for mobile could be ARM
http://sourceforge.net/p/predef/wiki/Architectures/
I mean ... in pseudo code
Code:
#if defined(__ia64) || defined(__itanium__) || defined(_M_IA64)
/* Itanium -------------------------------------------------- */
#endif
/* Itanium -------------------------------------------------- */
#endif
so ..if the statement is true then call mining function bla bla
Code:
while(nonce < MAX):
if sha(sha(block+nonce)) < target:
return nonce
nonce += 1
if sha(sha(block+nonce)) < target:
return nonce
nonce += 1
ps-> of course for mobile could be ARM
http://sourceforge.net/p/predef/wiki/Architectures/
I have no idea. lol
is it possible make a miner and then lock a mining algorithm to a specific chip type ?
I mean ... in pseudo code
so ..if the statement is true then call mining function bla bla
ps-> of course for mobile could be ARM
http://sourceforge.net/p/predef/wiki/Architectures/
I mean ... in pseudo code
Code:
#if defined(__ia64) || defined(__itanium__) || defined(_M_IA64)
/* Itanium -------------------------------------------------- */
#endif
/* Itanium -------------------------------------------------- */
#endif
so ..if the statement is true then call mining function bla bla
Code:
while(nonce < MAX):
if sha(sha(block+nonce)) < target:
return nonce
nonce += 1
if sha(sha(block+nonce)) < target:
return nonce
nonce += 1
ps-> of course for mobile could be ARM
http://sourceforge.net/p/predef/wiki/Architectures/
Good luck mining *bitcoin* with a phone. 
that's possible 
Hell yeah, that is the future.
Everyone should read this
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/heap-of-alts-674842
Yes, if and when it is viable to do so.
I heard there is already mining app, and I bet there are about to be a slew of new ones.
Good luck mining *bitcoin* with a phone.
that's possible
Yes, if and when it is viable to do so.
Does anyone plan on utilizing this once it happens?
I remember their were a few people making coins in the past that were supposed to be mined on phones, but no one could ever get it to work because phones don't have big enough GPUs (before now).
I remember their were a few people making coins in the past that were supposed to be mined on phones, but no one could ever get it to work because phones don't have big enough GPUs (before now).
You can also use Droid Mini PCs, just BTW.
Good luck mining *bitcoin* with a phone.
I just realized what you meant. It will be ALTCOINS that get mined. Good luck mining *bitcoin* with a phone.
When the GPUs are better, it will be viable.
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