Can this be a different telegram Mining app?

[KryptoBull]

It will indeed be difficult to be able to select well that many have now turned into scams, and it is not easy to avoid them because everything has been made in such a way.
I think you are right that we will only waste time when we join because the results obtained are not comparable to the time and even the funds we spend.
The authorization that Dev has is so dominant that not a few can do anything about his actions.

I'm not keen on getting involved in projects with such high risk. If I like Ton, I'd rather buy TON tokens to hold and potentially profit in the future instead of putting money into things that are less transparent and have no real potential.

Promises are always very appealing, but reality is often much harsher than we can imagine. I learned this from the failures in the 2017 and 2021 seasons, and I have to be more cautious to survive in the market.

[Roseline492]

Be careful with them because many have become scam. Even if it is genuine, the amount of your effort exerted on it might just be a waste of time if the distribution of token is done and the value you've got isn't a lot. And at times, the devs are power tripping and gives disqualification to many including the noncheaters.

There is always different side about it because not only on the scamming part of it but also on the less rewarding aspects of it, like you said people will do a lot of work for them but the reward cannot buy a single thing. What you said is exactly what a lot of those mining platform has started doing later on after first few has conducted there mining and was successful, the new ones started deploying the strategy of screening people out from getting paid and I noticed that those with huge number of their tokens are the ones they usually target.

[lepbagong]

It will indeed be difficult to be able to select well that many have now turned into scams, and it is not easy to avoid them because everything has been made in such a way.
I think you are right that we will only waste time when we join because the results obtained are not comparable to the time and even the funds we spend.
The authorization that Dev has is so dominant that not a few can do anything about his actions.

I'm not keen on getting involved in projects with such high risk. If I like Ton, I'd rather buy TON tokens to hold and potentially profit in the future instead of putting money into things that are less transparent and have no real potential.

Promises are always very appealing, but reality is often much harsher than we can imagine. I learned this from the failures in the 2017 and 2021 seasons, and I have to be more cautious to survive in the market.

Everything is indeed adjusted to the situation itself, some like the situation, but some don't and that is a natural thing to happen.
I agree, transparency is very much needed in everything we do, because without it, we cannot trust that what is done will be able to provide the benefits that we might receive later because currently everyone can misuse the opportunity to do bad things, especially with promises that look very good, but the reality does not match reality.

[bayu7adi]

Mining is the buzzword for making money in the crypto industry when talking about it to noobs. The best example is mining Pi coins, by tapping on a mobile phone. I know a lot of people who are completely technologically absent who mine some kind of coins with their phones. 

That's right, the word "mining" is very popular among new people who do not understand about mining consensus... moreover, the lure of passive income generated from mining activities is indeed very attractive to some people who like money, beginners tend not to study it in depth, so they will easily decide to do it directly and prove it themselves...

When they finally know that the work they do is in vain, it will only make them disappointed and hate...

[DYING_S0UL]

Mining is the buzzword for making money in the crypto industry when talking about it to noobs. The best example is mining Pi coins, by tapping on a mobile phone. I know a lot of people who are completely technologically absent who mine some kind of coins with their phones. 

That's right, the word "mining" is very popular among new people who do not understand about mining consensus... moreover, the lure of passive income generated from mining activities is indeed very attractive to some people who like money, beginners tend not to study it in depth, so they will easily decide to do it directly and prove it themselves...

When they finally know that the work they do is in vain, it will only make them disappointed and hate...

To be honest, I wouldn't call this an actual mining, but rather a simple daily tapping thing. Even a monkey would know that mining on a mobile device is impossible, you need massive computational power. So if anyone claims to be mining on mobile, they are obviously lying or doesn't know how this technology works! Anyway, It is just a marketing strategy to lure customers!

[lepbagong]

Mining is the buzzword for making money in the crypto industry when talking about it to noobs. The best example is mining Pi coins, by tapping on a mobile phone. I know a lot of people who are completely technologically absent who mine some kind of coins with their phones. 

That's right, the word "mining" is very popular among new people who do not understand about mining consensus... moreover, the lure of passive income generated from mining activities is indeed very attractive to some people who like money, beginners tend not to study it in depth, so they will easily decide to do it directly and prove it themselves...

When they finally know that the work they do is in vain, it will only make them disappointed and hate...

To be honest, I wouldn't call this an actual mining, but rather a simple daily tapping thing. Even a monkey would know that mining on a mobile device is impossible, you need massive computational power. So if anyone claims to be mining on mobile, they are obviously lying or doesn't know how this technology works! Anyway, It is just a marketing strategy to lure customers!

Something that may be true what you say is that, in theory, there will be no mobile device, no matter how sophisticated it is to be able to mine, because the device is not intended for mining, because no one has been able to create a mobile device that can do that.
Agree that if someone says that they can mine using a mobile device, then it is definitely a lie and if we believe it, we are certainly being lied to.

[DYING_S0UL]

Something that may be true what you say is that, in theory, there will be no mobile device, no matter how sophisticated it is to be able to mine, because the device is not intended for mining, because no one has been able to create a mobile device that can do that.
Agree that if someone says that they can mine using a mobile device, then it is definitely a lie and if we believe it, we are certainly being lied to.

Anyone claiming to be mining using a mobile device is talking bullshit (is this word allowed in the forum?). Mining requires massive hash power, which cannot be obtained with a mobile chipset. It would literally fry the chip if anyone theoretically tried to mine on a mobile device as the CPU would need to consume massive electricity which is not possible.

People who usually talk about Android mining or mobile mining are referring to nothing but cloud mining.

[BazinyAmg]

 Telegram mining has indeed seen a decline as individuals are no longer interested in it anymore, and so many projects are currently struggling to keep users engaged. I think the token burn can be seen as an attempt to revive and make people have interest in it again, so many persons might even see this a trick or tactic, rather than a genuine move to improve the project. Even if they should burn more token i don't think it would be enough to bring back the decline in interest.

[Stompix]

Mining requires massive hash power, which cannot be obtained with a mobile chipset. It would literally fry the chip if anyone theoretically tried to mine on a mobile device as the CPU would need to consume massive electricity which is not possible.

Not really.
Mining is not only about CPU, for example most of the mining was done with GPU in mind, and going from there the first test of an ASIC-resistant algo was more favorable to RAM requirements.
So with that in mind, yes you could mine Monero with a smartphone, CryptoNight is defined to be a low as possible of a CPU load hog, so in theory a coin that would use such an algo would definitely be possible to be mined with a smartphone, it won;t even drain your battery overnight but te problem is that the overall reward for such coins is so low it makes no sense mining it with anything, monero rewrdds in the last 24h were 100k compared to 50 million for BTC.