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Based on what I read above comments, there is no way on mining bitcoin on hand or papers, so it is easy bitcoin is a type of digital currency in which encryption techniques are used to regulate the generation of units of currency and verify the transfer of funds, operating independently of a central bank. it means that we can only use a cardless atm by means of that we can withdraw and generate our funds that we invested for a long time using differrent apps to get coins.
I have heard about mining bitcoin by hand and paper. Do anyone know about it ? And have you done it before ? How can we do it ?
If you can do it please teach me this way of mining.
If you can do it please teach me this way of mining.
It's extremely impractical and would drive you to madness, but it's just math at the end of the day. Here's an article for OP:
http://www.righto.com/2014/09/mining-bitcoin-with-pencil-and-paper.html
http://www.righto.com/2014/09/mining-bitcoin-with-pencil-and-paper.html
I read article from link given above.
Just for proof of intelligence man can do it with hand but its very long and complicated process. It will took weeks might be month or years too.
So if thinking to do mining with hand and get some bitcoins seems impossible.
I have heard about mining bitcoin by hand and paper. Do anyone know about it ? And have you done it before ? How can we do it ?
If you can do it please teach me this way of mining.
If you can do it please teach me this way of mining.
Mining of bitcoin is not hand job or paper work its mathematical problems solved by calculations and for that it needs Hashpower.
Firstly You have to choose pool to enter with your hashpower. Where you perform for pool activity and get share of your participation very 10 minutes as blocks get solved it distribute reward to participant.
ANd this gaining of reward in Bitcoins is called as mining.
There is no such thing as mining Bitcoin by hand or on paper. I am 100% sure that you just read one of the threads where someone asked the algorithm used in mining so that he/she could try doing it on paper, and for some reason, decided to create a separate thread for it. You can only mine Bitcoins on an electronic device connected to a network of Bitcoin nodes. Assuming that you can perform at least 1 hash/sec with your bare mind -- which is currently impossible for humans -- you would still need to find a way to magically send that piece of paper to computers all over the world to do what you want to do. 
It's extremely impractical and would drive you to madness, but it's just math at the end of the day. Here's an article for OP:
http://www.righto.com/2014/09/mining-bitcoin-with-pencil-and-paper.html
In a related article, you can create a bitcoin private key with dice
http://www.swansontec.com/bitcoin-dice.html
I know this a completely pointless task, but that was a very interesting read, thanks for the link
The author was capable of doing 0.67 hashes per day with a pen and paper.. That's pretty insane..
OP, even if you are capable of performing the cryptographic functions by hand, you would be dead long before you accomplish anything useful
Comparing with the gigahash Asics are able to do each second for a few watts, it doesn't seem very impressive. It's an interesting experiment though
There is no such thing as mining Bitcoin by hand or on paper. I am 100% sure that you just read one of the threads where someone asked the algorithm used in mining so that he/she could try doing it on paper, and for some reason, decided to create a separate thread for it. You can only mine Bitcoins on an electronic device connected to a network of Bitcoin nodes. Assuming that you can perform at least 1 hash/sec with your bare mind -- which is currently impossible for humans -- you would still need to find a way to magically send that piece of paper to computers all over the world to do what you want to do.
It's extremely impractical and would drive you to madness, but it's just math at the end of the day. Here's an article for OP:
http://www.righto.com/2014/09/mining-bitcoin-with-pencil-and-paper.html
In a related article, you can create a bitcoin private key with dice
http://www.swansontec.com/bitcoin-dice.html
I know this a completely pointless task, but that was a very interesting read, thanks for the link
The author was capable of doing 0.67 hashes per day with a pen and paper.. That's pretty insane..
OP, even if you are capable of performing the cryptographic functions by hand, you would be dead long before you accomplish anything useful
I found that a very interesting read too, also there is a lot of interesting information in the comments below the article. Although it's impractical in case you want to mine some coins which worth anything, it's still nice to read if you want to understand a bit more about how it really works.
There is no such thing as mining Bitcoin by hand or on paper. I am 100% sure that you just read one of the threads where someone asked the algorithm used in mining so that he/she could try doing it on paper, and for some reason, decided to create a separate thread for it. You can only mine Bitcoins on an electronic device connected to a network of Bitcoin nodes. Assuming that you can perform at least 1 hash/sec with your bare mind -- which is currently impossible for humans -- you would still need to find a way to magically send that piece of paper to computers all over the world to do what you want to do.
It's extremely impractical and would drive you to madness, but it's just math at the end of the day. Here's an article for OP:
http://www.righto.com/2014/09/mining-bitcoin-with-pencil-and-paper.html
In a related article, you can create a bitcoin private key with dice
http://www.swansontec.com/bitcoin-dice.html
There is no such thing as mining Bitcoin by hand or on paper. I am 100% sure that you just read one of the threads where someone asked the algorithm used in mining so that he/she could try doing it on paper, and for some reason, decided to create a separate thread for it. You can only mine Bitcoins on an electronic device connected to a network of Bitcoin nodes. Assuming that you can perform at least 1 hash/sec with your bare mind -- which is currently impossible for humans -- you would still need to find a way to magically send that piece of paper to computers all over the world to do what you want to do.
It's extremely impractical and would drive you to madness, but it's just math at the end of the day. Here's an article for OP:
http://www.righto.com/2014/09/mining-bitcoin-with-pencil-and-paper.html
In a related article, you can create a bitcoin private key with dice
http://www.swansontec.com/bitcoin-dice.html
I know this a completely pointless task, but that was a very interesting read, thanks for the link
The author was capable of doing 0.67 hashes per day with a pen and paper.. That's pretty insane..
OP, even if you are capable of performing the cryptographic functions by hand, you would be dead long before you accomplish anything useful
There is no such thing as mining Bitcoin by hand or on paper. I am 100% sure that you just read one of the threads where someone asked the algorithm used in mining so that he/she could try doing it on paper, and for some reason, decided to create a separate thread for it. You can only mine Bitcoins on an electronic device connected to a network of Bitcoin nodes. Assuming that you can perform at least 1 hash/sec with your bare mind -- which is currently impossible for humans -- you would still need to find a way to magically send that piece of paper to computers all over the world to do what you want to do.
It's extremely impractical and would drive you to madness, but it's just math at the end of the day. Here's an article for OP:
http://www.righto.com/2014/09/mining-bitcoin-with-pencil-and-paper.html
In a related article, you can create a bitcoin private key with dice
http://www.swansontec.com/bitcoin-dice.html
There is no such thing as mining Bitcoin by hand or on paper. I am 100% sure that you just read one of the threads where someone asked the algorithm used in mining so that he/she could try doing it on paper, and for some reason, decided to create a separate thread for it. You can only mine Bitcoins on an electronic device connected to a network of Bitcoin nodes. Assuming that you can perform at least 1 hash/sec with your bare mind -- which is currently impossible for humans -- you would still need to find a way to magically send that piece of paper to computers all over the world to do what you want to do.
I have heard about mining bitcoin by hand and paper. Do anyone know about it ? And have you done it before ? How can we do it ?
If you can do it please teach me this way of mining.
If you can do it please teach me this way of mining.
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