Topic: Mining on Mobile Phone - page 64. (Read 12440 times)

Well this i foreseen that it might have a replies stating Electroneum and yea

Guess in the current crypto scene, Electroneum might be the #1 for mobile mining, just wait till 1st of November, we will see

I Think this's impossible, because in mobile have limited specification and even in process of mining you couldn't shut off your mobile. In the end your phone will crash because of over heat and you just waste your time and money. Even PC sometimes couldn't provide you a profit because you need to maintain the hardware.

how can it be done when even a powerful pc can't provide a good profit?

i agree.
mining on mobile phones might be possible and maybe this way is easier for some users but i don't prefer because this way is not safe, comfortable and pleasantable for me. The mobile phones don't seem like adequate in this case as PC.

Mining with a PC is risky it will burn our processor very soon, and we can lose our desktop or laptop. In that, if we mine in mobiles means it's just waste of money. 100% we will lose our mobile phones. To mine coins my suggestion is better for GPU mining, this is bit expensive, but it is safe.

That would be really nice. I agree.

But the thing is, mobile phones are not meant for mining obviously. And doing this to a mobile phone would be like throwing your phone away. Because clearly, mining with your phone will literally destroy it. Plus, high end mobile phones these days are way too expensive to risk for mining. Better if you mine with a pc which can be way cheaper than mining with your mobile phone.

There are some ICO for that.i cant remember its name but they using phone for mining.i think it can be work but how they solve the charge problem i using iphone 6 and i cant even play game,how could i make mining

I would, but for now mining on mobile phones is not available.

We are even going too far. Even ordinary PCs cannot even mine Bitcoin and some other altcoins again due to their increase in difficulty unless you want to mine some promising altcoins and save them up for the future, hoping you can get something tangible in return from their value as time goes on. If you want to mine now, just stick with mining hardware.

I have invested in this coin since I believe that it has huge potential. People keep thinking that mining on a phone will be similar to mining through desktops which clearly shows that they don't do their research. Electroneum to the moon.

what about Electroneum (The Mobile Cryptocurrency and Miner)?

''Electroneum is a cryptocurrency just like Bitcoin or Ethereum that you can easily mine for free on your smartphone.

Obtaining Bitcoin or Ethereum is relatively difficult, but we've made Electroneum really easy for anyone to get involved with ZERO technical knowledge."

Source: Electroneum (The Mobile Cryptocurrency and Miner) @ https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.electroneum.app

Cheers

Forget this idea.
Mining on a device not designed for that is a non sense.
Even if it can work, it can't be efficient...

I don't think is possible via PoW method. Desktop and custom hardware will be always much faster and will get all the mining. Mobile device need a new method of mining which will give equal chance for mining as to the stronger machines. Any how I don't find the idea good if the coin is mined for no real job, just some calculation like bitcoin does. An Ethereum like coin using mobile phones power would be something good, but I don't see any related project for this.

That's exactly the point- nobody will use mobile phones for mining as it's a lot less efficient than a new PC with Android on it.

Second thing, which we have to understand is that 8 or 16 core CPUs are a big and perfect lie for marketing purpose: first of all only 4/8 (a half) of those core are major once with high efficiency, others are there only to provide some minor power for accomplishing minor tasks (not for mining). The second thing is that no more than two major and two minor cores can be active at a time. And to provide higher efficiency and avoid throttling a phone would just switch the pairs of those cores used at a time. This really fights the problem of throttling, but never helps with battery usage and overheating.

Of Course, I have to admit that the idea of buying various powerful cellphones and putting them in a secure place with cooling might be a working one, but than again arises the question why not do that on a PC? So mining on your personal cellphone, which you are using on day to day basis is not an option. You already give your phone plenty of tasks by simply using APPS or browsing the net- if you add mining- this will cause a collapse of your phone, limit greatly your RAM and will make you change phones twice more often. And it's doubtful that mining will cover those costs. (However, that depends on cellphone of course- Xiaomi/Meizu/ZTE/OnePlus is one story, while the "A" brand flagships from Apple/Sony/Samsung/LG/Goggle(Pixel) is completely the other- the efficiency, however, would be more or less at the same level). The decision is always yours- but think twice

There is no point at least for now, cause you can never get any smartphone that would do that mining activity for you and not ending up degrading its life pretty fast, that is even if you see. Some sites, like freebitco.in though gives you a chance to mine monero and receive BTC in return, but it is a waste of time and you will be good clicking on just their faucets instead.

It would also be funny if you would be able to mine with the phones of the people you call by phone, during the conversation

That would be insane! But I like the idea.

What about battery drain and heat?

Elecroneum can be mined with your mobile phone? That would be quite intriguing. Tell me more

I don't think that mining on the mobile would be profitable 

Really mining on mobile phone. very interesting, i think it's a outstanding idea. this is first time I am hearing about Mining in mobile. I can't see how it could.
I think it is very difficult. but i think everything is possible in technology.