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The site claims to be able to get BTC through the browser, I don't think it is possible, but other altcoins are possible. Now the difficulty of mining bitcoin is increasing, if you want to get BTC through the browser, then your computer It will definitely crash. The way to get BTC is to mining, or buy it in the secondary market.
Yes of course, i didn't post the link because i didn't know if i could, i mean dunno about the forum terms
. This is the link : https://cryptobrowser.site/The bottom line is that this browser didn't worth it because they will make use of your internet network to mine while they pay you a penny for it or infect your computer.
Thank you, i didn't know, well i thought i discovered a cool thing and its a waste of time. Again thank you very much.
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Yes of course, i didn't post the link because i didn't know if i could, i mean dunno about the forum terms
. This is the link : https://cryptobrowser.site/The bottom line is that this browser didn't worth it because they will make use of your internet network to mine while they pay you a penny for it or infect your computer.
Maybe you need to list the address of that site. That would make it easier for us to see. With all the opinions of friends above I agree that the addition to the website is logically unreasonable. But if the site gives a gift with some coins like one of the promoted campaigns like freebit here it might be possible. They give away some satoshis every hour by visiting their web.
But other than that, some of the experiences I have encountered this kind of web have only increased traffic. In the end, the minning result is just a number that cannot be moved to your wallet or sold. Even if it's directly connected to your wallet maybe they're trying to steal it.
But other than that, some of the experiences I have encountered this kind of web have only increased traffic. In the end, the minning result is just a number that cannot be moved to your wallet or sold. Even if it's directly connected to your wallet maybe they're trying to steal it.
Thank you, Here's the link https://cryptobrowser.site/pt/ and has 21,100 visitors per month, so that's why i was wondering if is a scam or not.
Thank you very much for your answer and help.
Maybe you need to list the address of that site. That would make it easier for us to see. With all the opinions of friends above I agree that the addition to the website is logically unreasonable. But if the site gives a gift with some coins like one of the promoted campaigns like freebit here it might be possible. They give away some satoshis every hour by visiting their web.
But other than that, some of the experiences I have encountered this kind of web have only increased traffic. In the end, the minning result is just a number that cannot be moved to your wallet or sold. Even if it's directly connected to your wallet maybe they're trying to steal it.
But other than that, some of the experiences I have encountered this kind of web have only increased traffic. In the end, the minning result is just a number that cannot be moved to your wallet or sold. Even if it's directly connected to your wallet maybe they're trying to steal it.
I have been a victim of this type of mining, I'm not the one who mines but a software before I mistakenly downloaded and got control of a portion of my PC's operation, good thing I've made a diagnosis because I've felt the impact of those factors that darkangel mentioned so I ran an antivirus and got rid of it. Just to add, if you want to earn some crypto precisely like Basic Attention Token, use Brave Browser. Some ads appear that you're free to click or not and will make you a small amount. Actually, I haven't claimed those free BAT and sometimes I click those ads, and sometimes I don't, and I just like using the browser but maybe that will help you have an idea about them.
Every time I think we've reached the point where users can learn about mining from the information that's abundantly available on the Internet, I'm surprised every time people ask about apps that they think perform the same job. Anyway, it's a good idea to ask before use.
I'm new to the world of bitcoin and i found a website that has 21,100 visitors per month. even with all the information as you say, it is natural that for those who still don't understand the subject start to think twice. And about everytime you think "we've reached the point where users can learn about mining from the information that's abundantly available" as you know we just have to google to understand about what happens between Russia and Ukraine, and yet thousands are supporting this war, we just have to google to understand men and women are equal and yet many men still think women are less smart, we just have to google to understand, black, white, yellow, red etc doesn't matter there is only one race that is human anything else is B**** and still the world is full of racists, we jut have to google to understand muslim religion, Catholic, etc etc, and yet people still kill in the name of religions, and so on ... as you can see almost any subject we can think we´ve reached the point where ... but as you can see people don´t have the same understanding about the subjects, ppl are not even in the same level of knowledge in all subjects, and that's the reason i´m here to learn with people that know more than me.
Every time I think we've reached the point where users can learn about mining from the information that's abundantly available on the Internet, I'm surprised every time people ask about apps that they think perform the same job. Anyway, it's a good idea to ask before use.
Mining is a very complex process that requires specific equipment and technical knowledge of all stages. Just as it happens with the mining of precious metals in the mines, is it possible to believe that an ordinary shovel is able to extract them from the deep mines?
Mining is a very complex process that requires specific equipment and technical knowledge of all stages. Just as it happens with the mining of precious metals in the mines, is it possible to believe that an ordinary shovel is able to extract them from the deep mines?
Hi guys, I'm new to the world of bitcoin and i found an interesting website that is a browser with mining features and I would like to know if it's safe and if it actually works.
A website mining Bitcoin cant be legitimate, you should be very careful, and the fact that you are new to the world of Bitcoin even makes you more vulnerable to becoming a victim to scam and fraud, Any website or browser claiming to mine Bitcoin is a scam, do not fall for it, it is not legitimate.To make things more clear, I would suggest you make the website browser in question known here, so that users who are more experienced than you will help you do some research and tell if actually the site or browser is legit or not.
Yes of course, i didn't post the link because i didn't know if i could, i mean dunno about the forum terms
. This is the link : https://cryptobrowser.site/ legendary
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Hi guys, I'm new to the world of bitcoin and i found an interesting website that is a browser with mining features and I would like to know if it's safe and if it actually works.
A website mining Bitcoin cant be legitimate, you should be very careful, and the fact that you are new to the world of Bitcoin even makes you more vulnerable to becoming a victim to scam and fraud, Any website or browser claiming to mine Bitcoin is a scam, do not fall for it, it is not legitimate.To make things more clear, I would suggest you make the website browser in question known here, so that users who are more experienced than you will help you do some research and tell if actually the site or browser is legit or not.
Hi guys, I'm new to the world of bitcoin and i found an interesting website that is a browser with mining features and I would like to know if it's safe and if it actually works.
A website that's mining cannot mine bitcoin, since Bitcoin can be mined only with special hardware (which you most probably don't have).
So it may be mining altcoins and sell it for bitcoin, in the best case (I'll come back to this). If that happens, you'll be earning coins that worth some pennies, but your computer will consume electricity that'll cost much more than those pennies, so you lose money.
And I'm back to "it's mining altcoins, in the best case". Since it's very few pennies you'd be "earning" (that's if you ignore the electricity cost) like this, there are (at least) 2 directions for this kind of websites:
* if you're lucky, some will show a lot of advertising and will act like faucets, letting you withdraw .. pennies (after a big threshold is reached)
* if you're not too lucky (and this is what I expect to be the most widely spread case) the website will show some nice numbers there, may even steal all the information it can from your computer or at least browser, but you'll never be able to withdraw (and if you insist, you may be lied to deposit money there - under whatever reasons).
TL;DR: you better avoid that kind of websites.
Thank you very much for your reply. I didn't put the link here because I don't know if bitcointalk allows to post links.
Think about it for a while. Mining bitcoin while browsing? For free? Sounds great, right?
Then you do some research and find out that mining any popular coin with your PC is impossible because even if you were to dedicate 100% of its power to mining you'd still not have enough to generate income. Now, let's say this works and your browser takes 50% of your available resources and really mines something. Your browsing is going to be a painful experience - slow loading, PC overheating, high power consumption, possible freezes... How much are you going to generate even if it does work?
Then you do some research and find out that mining any popular coin with your PC is impossible because even if you were to dedicate 100% of its power to mining you'd still not have enough to generate income. Now, let's say this works and your browser takes 50% of your available resources and really mines something. Your browsing is going to be a painful experience - slow loading, PC overheating, high power consumption, possible freezes... How much are you going to generate even if it does work?
Hi guys, I'm new to the world of bitcoin and i found an interesting website that is a browser with mining features and I would like to know if it's safe and if it actually works.
A website that's mining cannot mine bitcoin, since Bitcoin can be mined only with special hardware (which you most probably don't have).
So it may be mining altcoins and sell it for bitcoin, in the best case (I'll come back to this). If that happens, you'll be earning coins that worth some pennies, but your computer will consume electricity that'll cost much more than those pennies, so you lose money.
And I'm back to "it's mining altcoins, in the best case". Since it's very few pennies you'd be "earning" (that's if you ignore the electricity cost) like this, there are (at least) 2 directions for this kind of websites:
* if you're lucky, some will show a lot of advertising and will act like faucets, letting you withdraw .. pennies (after a big threshold is reached)
* if you're not too lucky (and this is what I expect to be the most widely spread case) the website will show some nice numbers there, may even steal all the information it can from your computer or at least browser, but you'll never be able to withdraw (and if you insist, you may be lied to deposit money there - under whatever reasons).
TL;DR: you better avoid that kind of websites.
Hi guys, I'm new to the world of bitcoin and i found an interesting website that is a browser with mining features and I would like to know if it's safe and if it actually works.
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