Asga Network - Phone mining

[gligoradu]

Hello everyone,

Have you heard of ASGA Network? It’s a new cryptocurrency that can be mined directly from your phone, it can be installed from Google Play, and for now it has a pretty good mining rate. I recently came across this project while looking into early-stage crypto opportunities that don’t require large investments or complicated setups, and it immediately caught my attention.

Lately, I’ve been exploring various crypto projects, especially those still in early development that offer easy access for regular users. What makes ASGA Network interesting is the simplicity of the mining process. Unlike traditional mining, which usually requires expensive hardware and consumes a lot of electricity, this app lets you mine directly from your phone with just a few taps.

The setup process is straightforward: you install the app, create an account, and start a mining session. From my experience so far, the app runs smoothly and doesn’t seem to heavily affect battery life or performance, which is always a concern with mobile mining apps.

I’ve been testing this app for a few days, and the mining rate seems decent. Of course, since the project is still relatively new, it’s hard to predict its long-term potential, but that’s also what makes it interesting. Many successful crypto projects had early phases where the rewards were higher for those who joined early.

One detail I noticed during registration is how the initial reward works. From what I’ve seen, creating an account without any code gives you a starting balance of around 100 ASGA. However, if a referral code is added during signup, the starting amount seems to be doubled, meaning both the new user and the inviter receive a total of about 200 ASGA instead of just the base amount.

When I created my account, I used the code D7WA7G8D to start with the full bonus, which might be useful for anyone who wants to test the app and maximize their initial reward.

Another aspect worth mentioning is the community. Projects like this often grow based on user adoption and engagement, so it will be interesting to see how ASGA Network develops over time. Whether it becomes something significant or not is uncertain, but it seems like the kind of project worth at least observing or testing without major risks.

As always, it’s important to stay cautious and not treat this as guaranteed profit. Personally, I see it more as an experiment or a potential opportunity, rather than something certain. Still, for something that runs on your phone and doesn’t require an upfront investment, it might be worth trying.

[FP91G]

I wouldn't install apps like this on my phone.
Here is their website
https://asganetwork.in/
I read a bit of information on their front page and realized it has nothing to do with mining.
I also don't understand the project's purpose, other than gathering idiots who will perform stupid activities for their tokens.

[elda34b]

I always wonder how can we even verify apps like this are actually mining and not just running out phone as an adbot. Judging from the comment above, this sounds like another typical farming app on play store where it will be dead sooner or later. On the same note, I received a lot of invites about mining bots on Telegram recently too. I wouldn't call them outright scam, but it's definitely not going to worth our time in the long run. Especially if they're actually using our device as an ad clicker tool instead of actually mining crypto.

[nc50lc]

I always wonder how can we even verify apps like this are actually mining and not just running out phone as an adbot.

Only if it's "open-source".
Otherwise, you can only unreliably check for resource consumption but that can also mean that the phone is being heavily used for other things.

Electroneoum's old version done this 9 years ago, first it did try to be a miner, but not sooner, it turned into a phone model-based Air-drop.

[FP91G]

I'd pay attention to this project and even run a mining operation on my old phone if I could calculate the profit.
Unfortunately, the tokens aren't traded on the exchange.

PHASE 12
Token Launch & Global Withdrawals (Q3 2029 & Beyond)
Withdrawals Open (KYC required)
https://asganetwork.in/roadmap

I'm not ready to wait that long

[elda34b]

Damn, that's a long way off. Why are they even launching a coin like that. Even if they want to scam people, surely the number of victims would be few with how long and how rigid the requirements would be. Some people don't think their ID is worth that much, but I doubt they'll wait 3 years just to withdraw tokens.

[FP91G]

Damn, that's a long way off. Why are they even launching a coin like that. Even if they want to scam people, surely the number of victims would be few with how long and how rigid the requirements would be. Some people don't think their ID is worth that much, but I doubt they'll wait 3 years just to withdraw tokens.

This doesn't sound like a scam; they're not selling you anything. If you agree to participate in the project voluntarily for tokens three years in the future, it seems like they're looking for naive people.
If the project had a reputable team, I'd give it a try; otherwise, I'm not interested.

[Way of a writer]

The new good rush for people who believes in nonsense called mining 
Start mining already if you don't want to miss out.

Many people have no idea what they are even doing, they don't understand that mining has and have always had something called algorithm, every coins that people use phones to mine had no algorithms, meaning that they are not true mining.

What theu had is a screen showing mining sign and coins keep generating every 1 HR into their wallets, it's something berry similar to ponzi

[FP91G]

What theu had is a screen showing mining sign and coins keep generating every 1 HR into their wallets, it's something berry similar to ponzi

In a Ponzi scheme, early investors take the money of subsequent investors until the scheme dies.
If you don't pay, it's not a Ponzi scheme. The organizers can profit from free user activity, but this is not prohibited and is outlined in the roadmap.

[elda34b]

Many people have no idea what they are even doing, they don't understand that mining has and have always had something called algorithm, every coins that people use phones to mine had no algorithms, meaning that they are not true mining.

Yeah, I noticed some people seem to mix mining and farming from a few years ago. I'm not sure where it start, it must be around where airdrop farming gained popularity. A lot of alts use the term mining to encourage people to farm their token with bots and other stuff. I'm not surprised if some people don't put too much emphasis on why mining and farming are different because of that.

[JeromeTash]

For us who were around when Electroneum was turning heads and lying to the masses about the promised land of crypto millionaires and lambos are always laughing at these shitcoins that keep coming up with the same kind of approach 

Nothing new here, seen it before with far more hype than today, only for it to collapse.

[elda34b]

That's an old name. Made me recall some shitcoins distributed by airdrop where you need to farm or click here and there too. I wonder if they'll come back with similar form now that some farming apps are available with some demands. I guess if the market turns bearish before then they'll just wait for another trendy wave to print their mineable coins.

[gaelium]

Ah yes, phone mining. The gift that keeps on giving... nothing 

I remember back in the Electroneum days, people were so excited about "mining" on their phones.
You know what they were actually mining? Battery life. That was the real proof of work, watching your phone go from 100% to 15% while generating tokens worth less than the electricity to charge it back up.

And now we got ASGA with token withdrawls scheduled for Q3 2029. Three years from now  .
Let that sink in !!! Thats like someone in 2023 telling you "just keep tapping your screen and in 2026 you'll be rich bro trust me".

I wonder how many of these projects have a roadmap Phase 13: "founders buy lambo with ad revenue while users still tapping"

The OP even included his referral code in the post wich tells you everything you need to know about what kind of "mining" this really is. When your mining operation needs a referral program to work, your not mining crypto, your mining people.

Real mining = hardware solving cryptographic puzzles on an actual blockchain.
Phone "mining" = fancy screensaver with a progress bar !!!

[FP91G]

Ah yes, phone mining. The gift that keeps on giving... nothing 

I remember back in the Electroneum days, people were so excited about "mining" on their phones.
You know what they were actually mining? Battery life. That was the real proof of work, watching your phone go from 100% to 15% while generating tokens worth less than the electricity to charge it back up.

And now we got ASGA with token withdrawls scheduled for Q3 2029. Three years from now  .
Let that sink in !!! Thats like someone in 2023 telling you "just keep tapping your screen and in 2026 you'll be rich bro trust me".

I wonder how many of these projects have a roadmap Phase 13: "founders buy lambo with ad revenue while users still tapping"

The OP even included his referral code in the post wich tells you everything you need to know about what kind of "mining" this really is. When your mining operation needs a referral program to work, your not mining crypto, your mining people.

Real mining = hardware solving cryptographic puzzles on an actual blockchain.
Phone "mining" = fancy screensaver with a progress bar !!!

I think that if you can't come up with a new idea, forgotten projects and their ideas will resurface. The same thing happens in cloud mining.

Miners usually have a technical background and can use a calculator. The project is forced to pay for mining with a portion of the coin supply, which miners will sell. If these coins aren't bought back, the price will plummet.

[gligoradu]

I’ve read all your comments and honestly, I agree with some of the points being made here.

First of all, yes, this is not “real mining” in the traditional sense. There’s no heavy computation, no proof-of-work happening on your phone, and no serious resource usage. So calling it mining is more of a simplified or even misleading term.

That being said, I don’t think the project is trying to hide that either. It looks much closer to a user-engagement model than actual mining where the value (if any) is generated over time through ads, user activity, and network growth.

Some of you mentioned the possibility of it being an ad-based system and honestly, that’s probably a more accurate way to look at it. Users contribute attention, the app generates small amounts of revenue, and over time that might be redistributed in some form if the token ever launches.

Now, is that guaranteed to succeed? Definitely not.

Is it comparable to traditional crypto mining? Also no.

But at the same time:

* there’s no upfront investment
* no hardware costs
* no electricity drain like real mining
* and no direct financial risk involved

So from my perspective, it’s not something to “invest” in, it’s something to observe or test as an experiment.

Regarding the long timeline (2029), I agree that it’s very far away and that alone will turn a lot of people off. That’s completely fair.

As for the referral code, yes, it exists, just like in many early-stage apps trying to grow their user base. That doesn’t automatically make it a scam, it just means growth is incentivized. The referral code is optional, it is not required for registration, the app can be used without any issues even without it.

However, if a referral code is used during signup, there is a bonus: both the person who registers and the one who invites receive an extra 100 ASGA. Basically, it’s a win-win situation for both sides, with no obligations involved.

At the end of the day, everyone is free to ignore it or try it.

I’m not claiming this is the next big thing. I just shared it as an early-stage project that might be interesting to watch, nothing more, nothing less.