" This tutorial teaches you how to install a CPU miner for Bitcoin pool mining on a Raspberry Pi. " - from the description . You evidently watched this video with the wrong expectations .
@@5675492 do you read the topic clearly says (I Mined Bitcoin for 24 hours on RPi) and do you see the Bitcoin with cash $20 bills. whatever your intention or his to teach us how! the thumbnail photo with topic doesn't mean that! lol
@@DavidRaie Yep - and nothing there says " I made money this way " You only interpreted it as such . No problem - I did too until I went back and read the info and realized it was a tutorial .
This is such a waste of time... All this word salad and their is no way to get any BTC.. Use the Pi for something better. He even admits it mines too slow for any tangible results. I give this an F for ClickBait.
What's the point of filling almost a quarter of your screen recorder with your face if your audio isn't synced anyways? Lol Nice tutorial besides that, curious way to earn crypto.
No, but it will be a bit slower if you want to do it you just have to shut the raspberry pi off and take the SD card and just use the raspberry pi formatter to flash the new software. No need for any kind of reset it just ereases the SD card if you flash it.
Lost me after 2 mins. This is just a video watching you skip through a series of steps with no effort made to allow your audience to take in what an earth you were talking about. when connecting Pi to a Monitor you showed the Pi connection but not the connection at other end
What if you try to solo mine, without entering a pool? You would have a chance to find a block and earn 6.25 Bitcoin all for yourself, then it would be worth it
@@MammoetVoet still, if you connect it in your workplace you pay zero bills to keep it running, maybe some day when you are 75 you get to buy an ice cream with that passive income.
are you serious, you just wasted 11 min of my time to see how you are not making any shares on Bitcoin! wow
" This tutorial teaches you how to install a CPU miner for Bitcoin pool mining on a Raspberry Pi. " - from the description .
You evidently watched this video with the wrong expectations .
@@5675492 do you read the topic clearly says (I Mined Bitcoin for 24 hours on RPi) and do you see the Bitcoin with cash $20 bills. whatever your intention or his to teach us how! the thumbnail photo with topic doesn't mean that! lol
@@DavidRaie Yep - and nothing there says " I made money this way " You only interpreted it as such . No problem - I did too until I went back and read the info and realized it was a tutorial .
@@DavidRaieif you think you are going to make money using a raspberry pi, do yourself a favor and don’t mine crypto.
@@taylor_m_237Thanks for the advice. lol
I didn't set up my Raspberry pi to mine bitcoin and I made as much as you did. $0.00.
😂
i dig your videos look into bug bounty hunting its been a fun project for me lately
Do you have to allow any ports on your Network Router open?
Fantastic, but your voice sounds like a robot, the reverb is large in the intro
This is such a waste of time... All this word salad and their is no way to get any BTC.. Use the Pi for something better. He even admits it mines too slow for any tangible results. I give this an F for ClickBait.
How much did he make
Nothing
The Last Command not working
Have you tried to mine on pi cluster, how's the results
What's the point of filling almost a quarter of your screen recorder with your face if your audio isn't synced anyways? Lol
Nice tutorial besides that, curious way to earn crypto.
If mine is already set up as a desktop do i have to clear it like a hard reset?
No, but it will be a bit slower if you want to do it you just have to shut the raspberry pi off and take the SD card and just use the raspberry pi formatter to flash the new software. No need for any kind of reset it just ereases the SD card if you flash it.
Lost me after 2 mins. This is just a video watching you skip through a series of steps with no effort made to allow your audience to take in what an earth you were talking about. when connecting Pi to a Monitor you showed the Pi connection but not the connection at other end
what remote ssh software are you using?
Had you been using 64bit ARM processors then it should be able run 64bit ARM code.
What if you try to solo mine, without entering a pool?
You would have a chance to find a block and earn 6.25 Bitcoin all for yourself, then it would be worth it
The chances are just way too small with solo mining on a raspberry pi 4 it's literally harder then winning the lotto
@@MammoetVoet still, if you connect it in your workplace you pay zero bills to keep it running, maybe some day when you are 75 you get to buy an ice cream with that passive income.
What about using 512x Raspberry Pi IV SBC computers in a cluster running Bitcoin Miner.
wasted money. For approx. 30000USD you can buy many professional ASIC miners with thousands of TH.
Fantastic video. Thank you very much :)
500th liker