Quote from: Crypt0Gore on November 17, 2022, 04:29:00 PM

Mining coins on mobile phones never work, also this is not what adds value to a crypto project, the last good project I knew of that used mobile mining was Electronuem and the team confessed that the mining strategy is more like cloud mining, so there for it's not real mining.

Crypto mining on phones is never going to be something that brings hype in the future unless a cryptography algorithm is built specifically for phones, at this point this is still impossible.

Look into Metaverse and Play 2 earn projects, I believe these are the next crypto hype in a few years more.

It's no secret that the number of people using mobile phones far exceed those using computers. That should make cryptocurrencies mineable with a phone much more decentralized. The problem is that phones don't have the same computing power as an ordinary PC. With such limitations, it'll be impossible to turn a profit when mining any CPU-based coin on a mobile device. While some coins just simulate the mining process (eg: Electroneum), there are some which actually use your phone's processor to the max.

I believe Magi (XMG) is one of the best (if not the best) coins you can easily mine on your phone because of its unique PoW algorithm. It penalizes big miners by reducing the block reward. Effectively, the "little guy" gets the most coins per block, while the others are left behind in the dust. Not only this enables true decentralization, but it also makes the Blockchain more equal to everyone. I'm beginning to explore Verus which is a coin that can be mined with CPUs. Both Monero and Wownero are also CPU-based, but they're much harder to mine because there are GPUs on the network. Ultimately, it's all about which coins give you the "most bang for your buck". If you're only doing this for fun, then I'd see why you can't mine with a phone in the first place. Just my thoughts Grin