Mining on a cell phone

[weminepi]

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[malekbaba]

Stanford grads find a way to mine on a cell phone.
500K+ downloads. Protected Google app.
Earn everyday.
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Pi is not yet ready to trade till now. How many coin we will get for 24hours mining? Does it consume too much space in mobile? Does it consume too much energy? Faster device will mine more coins than old/slower cheap? Please answer these questions. App will be safe as google store has stored it, it seems

[zulfi125]

Mining on a cell phone is not profitable but should try PI Network when will be listing in exchange because there is no news to listing in exchange and how to verify the account ?

[tartibaya]

Dude, this is a big hoax. The processing power of mobile phones is very low. You need a lot of processing power to mining. People dream, but it's wrong. Your cell phone may burn. Never mind that. They can do it with malware.

[Rodeo02]

Dude, this is a big hoax. The processing power of mobile phones is very low. You need a lot of processing power to mining. People dream, but it's wrong. Your cell phone may burn. Never mind that. They can do it with malware.

thats not also recommended to mine using mobile it will destroy your phone will you exchange your mobile for just small amount of coins?  Its not also tradable so how you can change it into real money? If you really want that coins then you can buy it once listed do not mine it using your mobile.

[logfiles]

Lol... Whoever believes this crap of mining on a phone probably needs to do more research about mining. Mining require lots of processor power which i believe a mobile device let alone laptops and conventional personal computers can't handle.

You may end up downloading a malware onto your device because of the stupid greed of worthless coins and ignorance.

[tenakha]

Firstly, how will this affect the phone? Why would I weaken the phone for a token we do not know how much it will cost? Besides, as I understand we can mine just a token called Pi. If mining other coins/tokens are not possible with this app, will not the price of token be lower because of easy accessibility? So, what about its product? Mining by phone or?

[shinratensei_]

Stanford grads find a way to mine on a cell phone.
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Earn everyday.
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Pi is not yet ready to trade till now. How many coin we will get for 24hours mining? Does it consume too much space in mobile? Does it consume too much energy? Faster device will mine more coins than old/slower cheap? Please answer these questions. App will be safe as google store has stored it, it seems

it consumes small energy but it's not worth to mine a coin that is not yet listed on exchange site and the real purpose of this thread to be a promotion thread. Mining app doesn't consume too much space in your smartphone.

Mining on a cell phone is not profitable but should try PI Network when will be listing in exchange because there is no news to listing in exchange and how to verify the account ?

ETN is much better than PI network in terms of price and liquidity.

Stanford grads find a way to mine on a cell phone.
500K+ downloads. Protected Google app.
Earn everyday.
weminepi.com

Just try to make sure you can go to a better place than it just like ETN. you are promoting a new coin that is not listed on exchange site. But mining in mobile phone has no purpose at all and that's just wasting our time to mine worthless token.

[zerzex]

Just to clarify a few things. By "mining" your phone is simply a node validating transactions as part of the Stellar Consensus Protocol that they are using. Therefore it uses bearly any battery and bearly any use of the SOC.

It is still in pilot testing stages and that is why it is not listed. They have a central server inputting transactions into the network for testing, but they have said that people part of the testing stages will keep the coins that have been "mined"

I think before coming in here and shredding a guy up for trying to chat about a new project, have a look into it and give educated advice.

[maxreish]

Been hearing those Pi mining, etc. Do you have any proofs that mining on cellphones is really  successful? I do have bad experienced on this, last year I was hooked by a mining websites where you can mine a particular token that can be converted into btc with minimum required amount. But that was the start of my nightmare since the site was a phishing site and they hacked my passwords right away and my email.

From that, I don't usually trust mining on mobile phones. It probably be one way to scam people. Anyway, the phone need high specs to do mining but my question is, is there really a success mining story thru mobile phones?

[zerzex]

Been hearing those Pi mining, etc. Do you have any proofs that mining on cellphones is really  successful? I do have bad experienced on this, last year I was hooked by a mining websites where you can mine a particular token that can be converted into btc with minimum required amount. But that was the start of my nightmare since the site was a phishing site and they hacked my passwords right away and my email.

From that, I don't usually trust mining on mobile phones. It probably be one way to scam people. Anyway, the phone need high specs to do mining but my question is, is there really a success mining story thru mobile phones?

I am personally running this on my phone at the moment. But at this point, they are only just moving people onto the live network. Until they coin hits exchanges it is literally valueless. I have had no issues with it as it barely affects my phone's performance or battery life. I just have to tell the app to mine once a day, so I am happy to see how it goes and ride the journey and potentially help a new crypto start off. I have literally no investment other than clicking 1 button ones a day for the app to do its thing, so even if it turns out to be nothing I have lost nothing from running it.

But as always check out the website and you can start your research

[NathanJB]

I have also heard of this Pi token which can be mined through a cellphone. But I am wondering if how much it could drain my battery because my smart phone is basically designed when I am mobile. I may not be able to reach my contacts because a few hours is all it takes for the whole battery to drain because of this.

Another question. What if you are turning off your data or your wi-fi or your smart phone itself, will the mining also stop?

[sazonk]

Stanford grads find a way to mine on a cell phone.
500K+ downloads. Protected Google app.
Earn everyday.
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mining using a celuller or smartphone phone is not recommended, any type of mining is not recommended. This Pi offers a lot of convenience, but unfortunately Pi has not been registered in any exchanger so far, so if you take into account the advantages and disadvantages will be more prominent in terms of losses, consumption of a lot of cell phone space, internet quota, etc. I think this makes your time a waste. Not to mention the malware that can infect your device.

[smyslov]

Stanford grads find a way to mine on a cell phone.
500K+ downloads. Protected Google app.
Earn everyday.
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Pi is not yet ready to trade till now. How many coin we will get for 24hours mining? Does it consume too much space in mobile? Does it consume too much energy? Faster device will mine more coins than old/slower cheap? Please answer these questions. App will be safe as google store has stored it, it seems

I'm part of the PI network and one of it's pioneer I'm not getting many Pi because I always forgot to turn this on, on their latest update they are doing selective KYC to some of their pioneers, I haven't receive my invitation to do KYC but I'll definitely turn it down, imagine they will get the data of their over 1 million miners, which is not good for a project. that call itself Cryptoicurrency in a real sense.

[Ronaldcoin2017]

Stanford grads find a way to mine on a cell phone.
500K+ downloads. Protected Google app.
Earn everyday.
weminepi.com

mining using a celuller or smartphone phone is not recommended, any type of mining is not recommended. This Pi offers a lot of convenience, but unfortunately Pi has not been registered in any exchanger so far, so if you take into account the advantages and disadvantages will be more prominent in terms of losses, consumption of a lot of cell phone space, internet quota, etc. I think this makes your time a waste. Not to mention the malware that can infect your device.

The reason why it is not recommended is that it consumes a lot of energy, and there's a possibility that your phone will be defective if prolonged mining. Just invest with separate miners like rasberry PI and other hardware set-up, I think this is more efficient instead of mobile devices.

[Furious 7]

You invite people to mine on their mobile devices but the coin is not clear where the exchange is available? Why would I mine on my cell phone if it can't be done this sale is very stupid for me because mining requires processing and need space on the cellphone and what is the minimum cellphone that must be used.
I am not interested at all especially there is no clear detail here.

[lousie9]

As much as anything can be mined on a cellphone, of course, it will only waste time if it is done on several cellphone components, as we know if we want to mine it certainly requires a lot of components to be able to quickly produce blocks and of course requires very detailed calculations to calculate how the range of income we will receive compared to expenses at the time of mining, so in my opinion mining using a cellphone is not much different when we do the faucet.

[Naficopa]

Stanford grads find a way to mine on a cell phone.
500K+ downloads. Protected Google app.
Earn everyday.
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I think calling it "mining" is a misunderstanding. The application that we download to a mobile phone does not use the battery at all. It's just not "mining" and it works like a faucet. We just launch the application once a day and enable the calculation of coins. Very similar to normal faucets, but here we have an application for it.

[memed97]

Stanford grads find a way to mine on a cell phone.
500K+ downloads. Protected Google app.
Earn everyday.
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I can't open the name of the site weminepi.com that you provided, can the site only be opened in certain countries? because I also never tried to mine through my cellphone.

[LouVandetta]

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I think calling it "mining" is a misunderstanding. The application that we download to a mobile phone does not use the battery at all. It's just not "mining" and it works like a faucet. We just launch the application once a day and enable the calculation of coins. Very similar to normal faucets, but here we have an application for it.

So it's totally different from how ETN used to be back then? If it's not that much different than faucets, doesn't it make them as useless as faucet is?

As far as I know, mining on your phone will consumed all of your phone resources, e.g, battery life, ram and many more. And sometimes it can cause your phone to overheat.
I have no idea if'll make a difference with phone nowadays, because phone nowadays is very high tech and all.