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if not him, what software can do it?
you have to be a miner to get a komsa, and then there' s
(I found it on Yandex)
We will discuss this once the exchange rate has corrected to around the April highs... maybe a little higher.
Miners are the ones who approve the transactions.
:) well, that's a profound answer, basically.
Do I have to buy a pickaxe and a shovel to be a miner? :)
I should probably install the software.
So, if I install a mining software, all my transactions will come to me and I will get the commission?
or what ?
:) well, what an in-depth answer in essence.
Do I have to buy a pickaxe and a shovel to be a miner? :)
No, mining is still tied to a wallet that holds information on transactions and blocks.
http://btcsec.com/faq-mining/
:) well, that's a profound answer, basically.
Do I have to buy a pickaxe and a shovel to be a miner? :)
I should probably install the software.
i.e., if i put a mining software, all my transactions will go to me and i will get the commission ?
or what ?
Mining
Bitcoin mining is the process ofusing a computer's hardware resources in order to perform mathematical computations to validate transactions and keep the Bitcoin network secure. As a reward for their services, miners receive funds for validated transactions - newly created bitcoins. Mining is a specific and competitive market in which rewards are divided according to the amount of computing performed. Not all Bitcoin users use mining, it is not an easy way to make money.
But I have another question, what kind of calculations are done in the validation?
I started to get interested in the topic of mining, how much do I need to invest in order to make a profit?