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8 years ago in #mining by bitcoinflood (80)
$35.39
- Past Payouts $35.39
- - Author $34.80
- - Curators $0.59
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its really interesting.but i listen at the first time its nano miner matter.i hope that,its very helpful being for every steemians.thanks for your good information..friend.i appreciate your best thought.. @bitcoinflood....
Hi bitcoinflood,
Firs, how did you come up with your user name? Looks like bitcoin is flooding into life with much profit?
Finally, good to see one can mine Monero with my spare CPU time. One need so much CPU memory to be able to mine on my computer?
Came up with it a few years back when I started my site bitcoinflood.com
Oh cool. I will look at your website.
I did not know about nano miner before. I hope Nano miner will be very supportive. Thanks for helping us learn about a Nano miner✌
I find it very interesting, all friend, success!
Thanks for the informative post on Mining Monero..
Is mining still worth something these days?
Power wise no but if you want a way to start collecting this might be a good alternative for people as well as those who do have free power such as solar wind etc.
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Im happy to use your affiliate link but I how do you know it is safe to have this running on my laptop and also where I do I get a nano wallet?
You turn it off and on as you wish and also you can get on at binance.com or nanowallet.io or nano.org
cool. thanks. I will use your affiliate link as well
"Most browser miners deal with bitcoin which is extremely hard to mine with a CPU" This is false!
Most miners deal with Monero (XMR), which was designed to be mined using CPUs. (CoinHive and CoinImp, for example).
Why invent such information?