Apple digs for bitcoin

1. There are some platforms and software for digging money, but do you have any related technology
if you have no technology and want to start mining, you are likely to step on the pit

generally speaking, mining requires a certain amount of investment, such as buying mining machines, setting up systems, and paying electricity bills
or if you invest in a mine pool, this is a larger capital investment, but the probability of digging is greater
there are also those who buy cloud computing power to mine, and they also need to invest. They buy a certain amount of computing power on the platform, and then dig slowly

so if you want to invest in bitcoin, you want to weigh the capital and technical resources
there are risks in the coin circle, so you need to be cautious in investment

2. At present, there is no such software, but 21 company's goal seems to be to develop chips, so that mobile phones can also participate in mining. You can go to Babbitt's software channel to find out if you have one.

3. In short, it's released about every ten minutes. New bitcoin is generated at each network node after solving certain mathematical calculations (for example, creating new blocks). This generative process is considered difficult to reproce. The payoff after solving the problem is automatically adjusted, so in the first four years of the bitcoin network, a total of 10.5 million bitcoins will be generated. This number is automatically halved every four years, that is, 5250000 bitcoins will be generated in the fourth to eighth years, 2625000 bitcoins in the eighth to twelfth years, and so on. In the end, a total of 21 million bitcoins were generated
in addition, along with the establishment of the network, there is also a system. Every 10 minutes on average, the system tries to collect new bitcoins from the blocks generated on the network. The difficulty coefficient of creating a new bitcoin varies with the number of people who participate in the attempt to proce a new bitcoin. The possibility of someone "discovering" a block is the ratio of the computing resources he uses to all the computing resources on the bitcoin network.

4. necessary

5. Of course, you can't...
computers are used in the proction of bitcoin, and the required hardware is the motherboard, CPU, hard disk and display. If it's a professional bitcoin miner, it doesn't need a display.

6. Even if the iPad is g for a month, it can't be g. The computing power is too low.

7. General notebook graphics card, even if it is a single display GPU unit, is far less powerful than the GPU of desktop computer or even special mining machine, so it is unrealistic to use notebook mining, give up.

8. It depends on the configuration of your laptop and when it was g. Generally speaking, the mining efficiency of the following hardware decreases in turn: AMD graphics card & gt& gt; NVIDIA Graphics & gt& gt; CPU, but now personal computer mining is not as high as ASIC architecture mining machine. In addition, you have to test the increasing difficulty coefficient. If you used the graphics card to dig a profit one or two years ago, there are too many people using the mining machine now, so you can't recover the electricity cost by using the computer to dig.