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Is there a way ro make money with Raspberry PI?

i prefer not BTC but if that's the best way making money i guesa ill try it.

I've had a Raspberry Pi 3 laying around since like christmas and idk what to do. Just wanna make som easy cash as an Idle project or something. Any good ideas?


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You can mine with it. Probably get a good .0005 hashes but hey thats really all you can do
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(Mar 14, 2017 04:47 AM)Տnow Wrote:  You can mine with it. Probably get a good .0005 hashes but hey thats really all you can do

The thing is idk much abou BTC ans mining, how much will be per day? $?
(Mar 14, 2017 04:52 AM)memehack Wrote:  The thing is idk much abou BTC ans mining, how much will be per day? $?
with a rpi ? lol 0.00000001 cent a day.
The Pi(s) don't remotely have the resources to make mining worthwhile. You could try to automate a rewards program. Like how Twitch bits can be earned and cashed out to a streamer or how Bing rewards pays out in gadgets for using their search engine. Or you could just sell the Pi on ebay :P
(Mar 15, 2017 11:02 AM)datguy.dev Wrote:  The Pi(s) don't remotely have the resources to make mining worthwhile. You could try to automate a rewards program. Like how Twitch bits can be earned and cashed out to a streamer or how Bing rewards pays out in gadgets for using their search engine. Or you could just sell the Pi on ebay :P

I'm kinda with this guy I don't see how it could be effective but someone did develop a mining OS for it at https://minepeon.com/ so there's that.
Using an RPi for BTC mining is beyond ineffective, it is utterly useless. You will make no money and will be paying to power an RPi that is burning cycles for no reason. Suggesting using an RPi for BTC mining is lazy trolling.

If you need more confirmation of this:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1736096.0


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