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bitcoin cash block rewards + transaction fees + faucet fee money + network costs (pre-faucet) Other factors: network sizes + max blocksize variety of colored coins (stacks, coinpacks, payments, gateways, asset exchanges) Getting bitcoin mining coins into these is the simplest way to make money. You could spend these mining fees for things other than mining with an AntMiner, but it’s highly doubtful that you’ll generate enough profit to justify that. When your AntMiner runs (or turns off), you will receive transaction fees that are paid for by you and not the miner. These fees are paid to the network and they can be used by other users to execute transactions in the same transaction queue. After 2 or more block rewards are paid out (whichever comes first), the miner can spend their generated money in any way they see fit. The mining process – Mining and earning rewards – Extra steps – Web wallet integration – Enabling wallet – Setting fees (to get paid) So how does this compare to other mining
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