Simplest method out there for mining DASH, Bitcoin, BTC CASH, Litecoin or Dogecoin [EARN AFK series on passive crypto]
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For those of you that may not remember, coinpot.co is the website used to claim from certain faucets instantly. It replaced XAPO as Moonbitco's new partner 'insta-wallet'.
Coinpot.co not only has support for 5 coins, but it also utilizes [with the wallet users express permission of course] Coin Have; an in-browser Monero [$XMR] miner made from javascript that users can access and use to make a little passive scratch.
If you wanna test it out, feel free to try out the embedded version on this old brains1cktv blog, or directly here [you can use this direct link to mine with multiple devices. I used my iphone last night!]
Steps for in-browser crypto-mining:
Bitcoin core, Bitcoin cash, DASH, Litecoin and Doge
via Coinpot.co
⬡1 Register an account with https://coinpot.co
⏣2 Confirm your email address by clicking on the verification link coinpot.co will send immediately after signing up
⬢3 Sign in to your new coinpot account
⬡4 Choose the coin you'd like to browser mineⁿ
n: Technically, you aren't mining any one of the five coinpot.co supported cryptos. You are mining XMR via a coinhive application
⏣5 Open the coin's drop-menu and click "mine crypto"
Drop menu looks kinda like this → [View Bitcoin Core Summary][▼]
**⬢6 Choose the [Mine Bitcoin Core] option
A new tab should open up with controls for
CPU usage →→ Set to medium if you are concurrently going to be using the pc / high or very high while afk
& Number of threads →→ See what your computer likes best.
This just means how many hashes it will try to solve simultaneously. Some computers/devices work better at this than others.
▌≡TIP≡▐ While using the same browser, I typically set the mining tab in a separate window. It feels like it helps, but I really haven't tried testing it yet.
Now that you have a coinpot account:
Check out this bad-ass video on coinpot faucets
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