What is crypto mining?

In short, crypto mining is how new units of cryptocurrency ---usually called coins---are created. As you can imagine, this type of mining doesn't involve callused hands gripping pickaxe handles. Instead, it's computer processors that do all the hard work, chipping away at complex math problems.

Is browser-based cryptocurrency mining making a comeback?

Browser-based cryptocurrency mining has made a comeback, allowing casual miners to earn rewards. Once assumed to be extinct until its unlikely return in the latter part of 2017, browser-based cryptocurrency mining dates back to 2011 when BitcoinPlus.com launched its then-innovative service.

Does your website use background mining?

Some websites are actually quite upfront about their use of background mining techniques. American online magazine, Salon, has implemented a system where, instead of viewing advertisements, a user can opt to have some of their CPU power used for crypto mining.

What is bitcoin mining rig & how does it work?

The purpose of mining is to verify cryptocurrency transactions and show proof of work, adding this information to a block on the blockchain, which acts as a ledger for mining transactions. This process uses a node run on a device with extremely high processing power called a mining rig or a Bitcoin mining app.