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revenant2017

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Quote from: YGRJ on September 04, 2018, 04:18:17 AM

actually browser mining is design for office guys like me
i mining Nimiq and JSE now
using company's PC and electric

It's time wasting. You will only get little by doing that. And not that you steal from your company, you also lessen the life of the workstation you're using.

Dtony

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You can mine some crypto through the wallet like Merit.

jillscarbrough

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I hope the boss/IT guy realize that there are suspicious activities on each computer. it's a shameful act to take advantage of the sweat of others

nc50lc

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Quote from: YGRJ on September 04, 2018, 04:18:17 AM

actually browser mining is design for office guys like me
i mining Nimiq and JSE now

Nope, it's designed to be a bot-net tool to use the slaves more efficiently than just the what-a-waste DDOS attack.
Then someone created a new type of API for website or app monetization based on the original code...

Actually, it's the other way around.

Quote from: YGRJ

using company's PC and electric

(LoL) if your boss finds out, you're so fired right now.

leonix007

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Quote from: YGRJ on September 04, 2018, 04:18:17 AM

actually browser mining is design for office guys like me
i mining Nimiq and JSE now
using company's PC and electric

unless you're the owner, using company's resources for personal interest is often against the rule of company code

just ensure you will not get caught of course

JSE mining uses your CPU resources, so I guess you are not doing it while doing your normal job as it might slow down your PC

YGRJ

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actually browser mining is design for office guys like me
i mining Nimiq and JSE now
using company's PC and electric

jillscarbrough

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Quote from: doolittle on September 03, 2018, 08:11:57 PM

Tell me how profitable it is to rent mining equipment or hashrate volumes? I am now thinking about mining and I was wondering what I should do to buy equipment or rent on websites?

Personally, if for now, both aren't profitable, you should think about ROI, and almost all coins are drowning. I can confirm electricity cost more significant than earn by mining.

Dtony

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Quote from: doolittle on September 03, 2018, 08:11:57 PM

Quote from: Kuladin on July 18, 2018, 09:24:11 PM

I've just already googled it , and found many web-miner infos available, either legit or just scam.
But usually it only give us very small profit.
Another option, you can rent some hash from hash services provider

Tell me how profitable it is to rent mining equipment or hashrate volumes? I am now thinking about mining and I was wondering what I should do to buy equipment or rent on websites?

I know a few people who tried using the free mining hash or whatever and they said it was never worth it.

doolittle

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Quote from: Kuladin on July 18, 2018, 09:24:11 PM

I've just already googled it , and found many web-miner infos available, either legit or just scam.
But usually it only give us very small profit.
Another option, you can rent some hash from hash services provider

Tell me how profitable it is to rent mining equipment or hashrate volumes? I am now thinking about mining and I was wondering what I should do to buy equipment or rent on websites?

Dtony

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I know that there are several ways to mine using Coinpot.co but none of them were economic for me to mine. If you had a ton of active referrals then it might be a different story.

HE[A]RTLESS

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it worth to mine?

i think some website include miner with browser like pornhub

$--Perfect. Exchange-$.

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Currently, it is not necessary to mine the processor is very small profit. Now even video mining cards are not profitable. It is better not to waste time on it.

lukeburchill

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I interested called it Airdrop if ~~mining~~ use Browser, never profitable unless you become failed boss (using property another people to put a script in their browser).

jakezyrus

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Quote from: umar22pk on August 31, 2018, 05:19:13 AM

There is a lot of website where we can mine, these websites giving some games, surveys etc for mining & paying the participants who use these sites.
A lot of mobile apps also mining coins & providing services to participants.

can you enlist some of them ? i only knew about freebitco.in browser mining and it was fun mining on their website using only a mobile brower as i am a mobile phone user ( specifally android user ) but unfortunately they stopped thier service for some reasons . i also tried a couple of android games that gives a crypto coin as a reward as well as ptc/gpt sites but both of them are boring . id rather do browser mining as it on a passive side which means i can leave my phone alone while i do other things outside .

pavelhod

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I think you need a system that is whitelisted. I saw Moonify in another thread.

Tailgunner

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Do you have an example website that's using this? I've been following JSE for awhile now but haven't actually seen what it's actually like.

revenant2017

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You can try out JSECoin. It has a notification in the users side to allow to use pc resources to mine some coin. I've seen it mostly on some website/blog.

kiansantan

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Profits are too low for this, you won't even see it after a few days of mining. This makes sense only for large bot networks.
I do not recommend you to waste time trying to mine in the browser.

Tailgunner

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Quote from: whitesites on August 30, 2018, 10:42:10 PM

I put coinhive on one of my websites to test it out, but some browsers are starting to flag it, causing trust issues with users.
It didn't make very much, like $20 over the course of a month, and this is on a website with thousands of daily visitors.
I think the only way it could make decent money is if you have a ton of traffic, and I am talking hundreds of thousands a visitors per day.
Else its not worth it.

You might want to think about giving JSE coin a try, it's opt in javascript browser mining which means that when a user is presented with your website a banner at the bottom appears prompting the user if they would like to participate in light mining (10% CPU). The JSEcoin team has already worked with many antivirus providers to whitelist the mining script. Basically it's similar to coinhive except not shady.

umar22pk

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There is a lot of website where we can mine, these websites giving some games, surveys etc for mining & paying the participants who use these sites.
A lot of mobile apps also mining coins & providing services to participants.

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