NeoNeonMiner for Android-Mining Myriadcoin

[wittaz]

I'm pretty new to mining and I have just installed NeoNeonMiner on my Android phone, set up a pool etc and my wallet address.
It is now running at 120-140 H/s but how do I know when the coins that I mined are transferred to my wallet? It doesn't even say how much I have mined and for how long.
I just think I am doing something wrong...

And how much could you mine per day?

[deepcryptomine]

What pool you are using? You can generally go to pool's website and find your stats. For some pools you have to create an account and create your workers as well. If you didn't need to create an account to use the pool then most likely you can go to the pool website and check how many coins you have earned so far and how much you are expected to make in a given day.

I think with around 200 H/S, you can make around 4 to 5 XMY coins per day

[panda2k_Storm]

Why are you mining on your smart phone? Surely the profits can't make up for the amount of damage you are causing to your phone due to heat. Or is that phone disposable?

[funcho]

so i guess im lucky with 500
i just testing it

[jillscarbrough]

Can you do something else while your phone in mining process? Call someone, browsing or whatever? Just curious about mobile mining.

Back to the point.

how do I know when the coins that I mined are transferred to my wallet? It doesn't even say how much I have mined and for how long.

You can check the pool you are using. Or may those apps show you mining statistic, try to find it. (I never used something like that)

And how much could you mine per day?

Use online mining calculator. Google it with "Myriadcoin mining calculator"

[flippintwit]

NeoNeonMiner removed from Google Play. Anyone know what's up?

[PrepaidCrooks]

Yeah Google removed all mining aps for violation of terms of service or something. Amazon app store has it you just have to download the Amazon app store or find somewhere trustworthy to download the .apk from

[iSparta]

I don’t think that this is a good choice - mining on smartphone. It doesn’t have a good cooling system and power is provided from lithium-ion batteries, which have a limited life. You will earn a few coins, and lose tens or hundreds of dollars on the broken smartphone.