Digging is no longer a black magic
A few years ago, cryptocurrency mining wasn’t something everyone could do. Configuring your computer and software to get the most out of your hardware potential takes a lot of time and reading numerous guides. Additionally, you also had to choose the correct cryptocurrency, set up a local wallet and then monitor it. There is no shortage of stories about lost passwords to multi-million dollar wallets today. All of this means that the occasional deal with this practice didn’t make much sense for most of us.
However, times are changing, and cryptocurrencies are very popular today, dozens of them have already been created and the entire business has grown around them. This also applies to platforms that make mining a lot easier by providing all the infrastructure needed to run the rigs, of course, for a small fee. As a result, getting started digging today is easier than ever, and it goes back to what most of us have done many times. All you have to do is create an account, install a specific app, and then watch our money grow, even Using a laptop.
ASUS ROG Strix Scar as a cryptocurrency miner
Taking advantage of the fact that for several weeks I had the latest ASUS ROG Strix Scar notebook with GeForce RTX 3080, which you will soon be able to read in Antyweb, I decided to check what it really is with this cryptocurrency mining. I used the popular Nicehash platform, which provides everything we need, namely software and wallet, which we get from mining. However, the possibilities are much greater, using the internet panel we can monitor all of our “excavators”, launch them remotely, monitor their performance, etc. In this example, you can see that mining today is a business like any other business.
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