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Guess what is happening here? Mining threats already! Dont worry, we are not pre-mining, its a testnet, getting our pool ready

hey, that looks good. will there be a demo version we can all test? Would be very interested
what will be better for mining, GPU or CPU?

Is it possible that we can also mine with out phones and not killing the battery life and processor? when are they going to launch the full version?

I really doubt this is a sensible / doable option. This is why they said yyou can run it on a raspberry pi, it's essentially the same size as a mobile phone but more powerful and can run 24/7.

Before sometime I was read one article about mining. In that article they clearly mentioned "Mining on phone can damage CPU and battery of". So I don't think so it will work on phone.

The idea of damaging cpu or battery is a farse it depends what kind of mining or calculations its doing playing a game on a phone uses just as much processing power as mining would m. Not saying its cost effective but its possible

isn't the mining ONLY through the honeypot? I don't remember seeing anything about conventional mining as well, otherwise what is the point in running the honeypot?

That was my understanding as well. The honeypot is the focus; it is like a recording device that tracks all activity that hits it and share it with the algorithm in the platform. Mining here according to my understand is not the mining we see with PoW