Can anyone tell me what are the trending Browser mined coins, that actualy trade

[swiftxi]

Which coins are mineable via Chrome / Firefox , that actualy have a real value and marketplace?

[JayDDee]

None. Browser mining is a scam.

There are 2 forms of "browser mining".

The first is sometimes promoted for smartphones and isn't mining at all. You download and install an app
that generates clicks on links that get paid like youtube videos. They collect real money and give you
some worthless token.

The second is when a web site downloads a miner in the background and uses it to mine for themselves,
often without user consent. Even with consent most users don't really know what they are consenting to.
The web site collects the coins and you get nothing.

[adaseb]

There are CPU mineable coins but you need a dedicated miner software. Using a browser is going to be very inefficient.

Reason being that the browser has too many things which prevent it from getting the full speed. So if you got a decent CPU you can try and mine XMR which is monero.

However if you are trying to go to some public library and open up a bunch of sites pointing to your mining site then you won’t be successful. You will only get in trouble.

[FP91G]

https://brave.com/brave-rewards/
This is not mining, but a reward to browser users for using it.
I tried, you can't make a lot of money there, but if you like the browser and use it, then you will get some free tokens.
To earn more money, you need to buy powerful video cards.

[anu1908]

if you don't have that much money to mine, why don't you try staking instead? you can try with something as low as $100. sure, the reward is probably not much but it's safer compared to your browser mining activity.

[Looper_U]

Stake coins on binance or trust wallet, you can also find new coins with faucets if you want to earn some through browsers, you can also consider joining airdrops instead, these are the easier way to earn coins online without spending money on mining equipments