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Title: Re: How to mine Cryptocurrencies using a google drive Post by: astraleureka on January 12, 2019, 08:46:46 PM what
Title: Re: How to mine Cryptocurrencies using a google drive Post by: evlo on January 12, 2019, 09:07:27 PM oh, yes!
Title: Re: How to mine Cryptocurrencies using a google drive Post by: VasilyS on January 12, 2019, 09:27:52 PM It is impossible. Theoretically, you can mine Monero on free Google virtual machines, but it is prohibited by the rules and you will be banned very soon.
Title: Re: How to mine Cryptocurrencies using a google drive Post by: Iannn on January 13, 2019, 02:31:16 AM I think that idea is kinda a non starter.
Title: Re: How to mine Cryptocurrencies using a google drive Post by: modmalaney on January 14, 2019, 07:55:13 AM whether you're joking or telling a joke? Maybe I was still new in the mine but I have heard of this. many other ways that are easier and more convincing to try than on what you want to know on this.
Title: Re: How to mine Cryptocurrencies using a google drive Post by: adaseb on January 14, 2019, 08:26:35 AM Generally on most VPNs you are not allowed to do any mining what-so-ever. They are usually shared and there are multiple people using the same physical computer for VPN. So if you are mining and using 100% of the CPU all the time, they will give you the booth.
With services like AWS, they will cost more to rent than you will make actual revenue with your mining. So its not worth it. Basically the only time worth mining BTC was back in 2009 and 2010 when it was near worthless. Right now there is no money to be made that way. Title: Re: How to mine Cryptocurrencies using a google drive Post by: kakonhat on January 14, 2019, 09:50:09 AM hello, does anyone know about this "mine Cryptocurrencies using a google drive" ? I don't have this knowledge even I hadn't heard before this. This is the first time I heard this. Is it possible? Could you give me some link where you got this info that mining is possible by google drive?if yes, can you share the method ? Thank you!! Title: Re: How to mine Cryptocurrencies using a google drive Post by: vuli1 on January 14, 2019, 10:42:22 AM are you stupiD?
Title: Re: How to mine Cryptocurrencies using a google drive Post by: brainbudt on January 14, 2019, 10:53:31 AM well it's not stupid, but I'm not sure if it's even possible.
there are coins that are proof of storage ???? like burstcoin and siacoin but I'm not sure if you make enough to make your money back with it. Title: Re: How to mine Cryptocurrencies using a google drive Post by: astraleureka on January 14, 2019, 06:24:18 PM Generally on most VPNs you are not allowed to do any mining what-so-ever. They are usually shared and there are multiple people using the same physical computer for VPN. So if you are mining and using 100% of the CPU all the time, they will give you the booth. With services like AWS, they will cost more to rent than you will make actual revenue with your mining. So its not worth it. You mean VPS, not VPN. Same for cost applies to all coins outside of BTC as well. Title: Re: How to mine Cryptocurrencies using a google drive Post by: YuSoDum on January 15, 2019, 01:41:14 AM You could with burstcoin...But as stated above, you'll get banned...
I mined burstcoin with amazon drive...2 accounts for awhile...BAM banned...No excuses...That was a few years back when it was actually worth it...lol (free unlimited storage) Title: Re: How to mine Cryptocurrencies using a google drive Post by: boyptc on January 15, 2019, 04:51:09 AM Is this even possible? I'm not sure on how and what coin you're going to mine with others/cloud storage.
Can someone give me more info and enlighten me with this? You could with burstcoin...But as stated above, you'll get banned... So OP's asking is an algo of proof of space?I mined burstcoin with amazon drive...2 accounts for awhile...BAM banned...No excuses...That was a few years back when it was actually worth it...lol (free unlimited storage) |