Hi friend,
As far as I know, no.
Raspberry Pi can be used for mining, but the efficiency is so low that it's not worth the time unless you are just doing it as a project expecting little to no income.
The Pi utilizes an ARM processor, which is very efficient, but still nowhere in the range of processing power needed for profitable mining.
There have been some cool projects involving multiple Pi's, alongside of ASICs hardware, but these are just projects and not serious mining operations.
To buy multiple Pi's, and combine them with ASICs hardware, it would probably take the rest of your life to make your investment back, maybe even longer.
You could make a Bitcoin Lottery machine with a single Raspberry Pi, but your odds of getting a payout are less likely than getting struck by lightening.
I hope this answers your question :)
Hi friend,
As far as I know, no.
Raspberry Pi can be used for mining, but the efficiency is so low that it's not worth the time unless you are just doing it as a project expecting little to no income.
The Pi utilizes an ARM processor, which is very efficient, but still nowhere in the range of processing power needed for profitable mining.
There have been some cool projects involving multiple Pi's, alongside of ASICs hardware, but these are just projects and not serious mining operations.
To buy multiple Pi's, and combine them with ASICs hardware, it would probably take the rest of your life to make your investment back, maybe even longer.
You could make a Bitcoin Lottery machine with a single Raspberry Pi, but your odds of getting a payout are less likely than getting struck by lightening.
I hope this answers your question :)