Topic: Mining on android phone (Read 15108 times)
No chance to mine bitcoin with your phone, but you could try an altcoin such as NKN.
Mining on your Android or the IOS mobile will be very slow and you will also get some fraction of Bitcoin but by doing this you will the sole responsible of you mobile to be damage. The mobile will go very hit at the time of mining application running and this will also hamper to your battery life of duration.
Minning on android phone won't work there are lot of difficult i faced phone gets hang and most of the time it get switch off so prefer CPU mining
I think the bitcoin mining application that you mean is already available in the PlayStore. but I advise you not to do that on your Smartphone, because this will torment it, or even damage your Smartphone. and your mining results will not be enough to get an equivalent Smartphone.
Majority of newbies learnt bitcoin, ltc, doge and Ethereum can be mined using an android phone but it's a farce. What is obtainable is through cloud mining system through a faucet that is mostly useless. The best bet is to get any good antminer version and begin, of you have cheap and stable electricity
Those apps that tells you can mine with bitcoin are fake, there's no way to mine bitcoin through a mobile app (iOS or android). Don't believe such apps that are existing on app/play stores. You can mine with altcoins but the reward won't be that much unlike mining through GPU. If you want to mine bitcoin, you need powerful machine, ASICs miners.
There's no way to mine bitcoins using an android phone if I am not mistaken Electroneum can be mine using their app which I think is not also profitable because you will just end up losing your phone because of using it.
electronium is the only choice to mine in your android and when someone was trying to mine bitcoin with phone and believe my that phone will have exploded instantly without any notice. That just another nonsense idea to mine bitcoin using a phone. That's a big joke.
There are very few apps that can mine with the android OS. But I must warn you, mining is not profitable via PCs let alone Android phones
Hi,
I recently covered mining crypto on Android mobile phones in these videos.
Android Mining Guide - How To Mine Crypto Coins On Mobile Phones
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q_2XEM7qzQE
You might also like this one which is a bit simpler to get started.
Android Mining Guide [NO ROOT] - How To Mine uPlexa On Mobile Phones & TV Boxes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iCwu0FqcO_M
I recently covered mining crypto on Android mobile phones in these videos.
Android Mining Guide - How To Mine Crypto Coins On Mobile Phones
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q_2XEM7qzQE
You might also like this one which is a bit simpler to get started.
Android Mining Guide [NO ROOT] - How To Mine uPlexa On Mobile Phones & TV Boxes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iCwu0FqcO_M
For Android there is a miner based on XMRig: https://github.com/NanoBytesInc/Pickaxe
Supports monero, aeon and others coins.
Supports monero, aeon and others coins.
I don't know if you can mine bitcoin or major altcoin on Android, but if I'm not wrong you can mining some altcoin
One of them is Electroneum, you can mine it from your Android phone.
I don't know about the profit and calculation, but if you want to try, you can go with that
You can search on Google the tutorial to mine Etn.
One of them is Electroneum, you can mine it from your Android phone.
I don't know about the profit and calculation, but if you want to try, you can go with that
You can search on Google the tutorial to mine Etn.
Well, I had this thought. However, I'm not sure it's worth investing in buying old phones for this. I think it's just an interesting way of mining. But if someone already has a lot of unnecessary phones, then this is a good way to use them.
Yes, but you dont take into account the time spent on it. Time is a more valuable resource, as it is unrecoverable. Is it worth spending time on it?
Mining on phones, televisions and hair dryers is something like a marketing trick whose goal is to draw attention (to products or mining and so on).
Well, I agree that's marketing. Simulation of mining Electroneum this is the kind of airdrop. This is done precisely to attract attention and increase the number of users.
Well, I had this thought. However, I'm not sure it's worth investing in buying old phones for this. I think it's just an interesting way of mining. But if someone already has a lot of unnecessary phones, then this is a good way to use them.
Yes, but you dont take into account the time spent on it. Time is a more valuable resource, as it is unrecoverable. Is it worth spending time on it?
Mining on phones, televisions and hair dryers is something like a marketing trick whose goal is to draw attention (to products or mining and so on).
There is an existing App which simulates the mining of Electronium (for example) or which is doing real mining for example for MIB coin.
As the mobile should be charged all the time use only that mobile you will not miss if it goes wrong.
I admit that imitation mining is possible, but real mining on a mobile phone is nonsense. Who needs this power? Farm video cards can not resist Asic, and you are talking about smartphones ... As the mobile should be charged all the time use only that mobile you will not miss if it goes wrong.
There is an existing App which simulates the mining of Electronium (for example) or which is doing real mining for example for MIB coin.
As the mobile should be charged all the time use only that mobile you will not miss if it goes wrong.
As the mobile should be charged all the time use only that mobile you will not miss if it goes wrong.
There's no way to mine bitcoins using an android phone if I am not mistaken Electroneum can be mine using their app which I think is not also profitable because you will just end up losing your phone because of using it.
Perhaps this is still a more stupid idea, it would be like creating mining on a smart watch or a refrigerator. In principle, this is feasible, but most importantly - why?
no one will use this method of mining. but who knows, maybe after a while, mobile devices will catch up with such powerful computers because the technology and progress do not stand still.
Are there refrigerators with cpu's now. LOL! What about my old ps3, would that be able to mine with some custom softmod or something? Not sure it would give much of a hashrate though
It's easier to sell these phones on the secondary market and not kill them on obscure coins!
As long as there are almost non coins that can be mined exclusively on smart phones, I'd say it doesn't make sense to buy new phones just for the sake of mining with them. So far there is only this MIB. What would be if, for any reason, the development for that project gets discontinued? You wouldn't have any chance to get your investment back by mining something different on your phones.
Yes, I agree that buying phones for this will be risky. But if you already have phones, it makes sense. Here is to example, I launched mining on Samsung with chip Exynos7870, he gives ~140-160 KH/s. In one hour it gives ~0.8 MIB. If the phone will work while you sleep, for example 8 hours, you will get 6.4 MIB, that is about $0.12. In this case, the cost of electricity can be considered equal to 0. And if someone has 10 such unnecessary phones, and he will be engaged in mining continuously, then in a week he will receive about ~$27.
Nope. even on a low or medium spec computer.
Small miners get thrown out easily at the blockchain mining competition.
Those chinese were selling their old mining rigs for more high spec ones.
Even if you do, it is not really profitable. Either mining is for big guys or guys with big cash and pockets.
It is really SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST OUT THERE!
Small miners get thrown out easily at the blockchain mining competition.
Those chinese were selling their old mining rigs for more high spec ones.
Even if you do, it is not really profitable. Either mining is for big guys or guys with big cash and pockets.
It is really SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST OUT THERE!
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