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Does anyone know of an app which can run on Android which can mine ethereum?

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Wouldn't make any sense, by far not enough power. 

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Just now, Kilrah said:

Wouldn't make any sense, by far not enough power. 

Nor GPU memory

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I use MyEtherWallet app for my wallet. You'll need to use a miner and connect to a pool to mine and earn currency. I also use Coinbase for conversion to flat.

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20 hours ago, aeliasov9 said:

Does anyone know of an app which can run on Android which can mine ethereum?

Such an app doesn't exist, since you need a pretty beefy GPU with AT LEAST 6gb of vram, and even if you could mine with the cpu, your puny smartphone's processor would catch on fire in about a week, without making you anything.

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There's no Eth mining app that I know of, though there are some that mine other cheap currencies using the SoC's cpu.

And it's definitely not worth it. Extremely low power, system shared memory and limited cpu usage, gives like a couple of H/s. Have fun trying tho.

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