Cryptocurrencies you can mine from your phone

[Conqueror777]

1) PI network: You just tap a button from your phone.
2) Bee network: Similar to PI network.
3) Nodle: Uses your phones bluetooth to mine.
4) Monero: With the RandomX algorithm mining is possible on your phone.
5) Verus Coin: Mined by your phone's CPU.

The 2 last require higher power consumption and they will probably heat your phone. Also they are going to stress your phone's battery and you will probably need a cooling mechanism in order to mine continuously.

[FP91G]

1) PI network: You just tap a button from your phone.
2) Bee network: Similar to PI network.
3) Nodle: Uses your phones bluetooth to mine.
4) Monero: With the RandomX algorithm mining is possible on your phone.
5) Verus Coin: Mined by your phone's CPU.

The 2 last require higher power consumption and they will probably heat your phone. Also they are going to stress your phone's battery and you will probably need a cooling mechanism in order to mine continuously.

Mining Monero on a phone is only theoretically possible. In practice, it would damage the phone, as it's not designed to handle such loads.

Smartphones tested: Oneplus 6T (Snapdragon 845), Oneplus 8T (Snapdragon 865), Oneplus 10Pro (Snapdragon 8Gen1) - pure XMR hashrate between 450 - 550 H/s per phone on Fast Mode with 50% Cores engaged.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oco_3rGVaQo

500H/s will give you 1 cent of profit without taking into account electricity costs per day

[nc50lc]

The 2 last require higher power consumption and they will probably heat your phone. Also they are going to stress your phone's battery and you will probably need a cooling mechanism in order to mine continuously.

And the reason why the first three don't require such requirement is: those aren't actually POW mining.
Nodle for example, is just rewarding their users of how much activity they contribute to the network instead of actual "Mining using Bluetooth".
Ref: docs.nodle.com/nodle-app

The last two are legit but it'll just be a waste of time.

If your thread is meant for educational purposes, then those are valid.
But for profit, using your phone is a bad recommendation.

[FP91G]

This guy will make life difficult for many phone users. I remember how service centers in my country refused to repair video cards, citing "improper use, the video card was used for industrial purposes." Many people later hated miners for this, because service centers sometimes make mistakes
I can't imagine what would happen if people started mining Monero on their phones. Service centers would start refusing warranties en masse.