What is Electroneum?
Electroneum is a cryptographic coin that can be hashed by using resources from computers, smartphones, and mining rigs. Rewards can be earned by processing transactions on the public ledger, however, mobile mining simulates this process by providing the user the rewards without processing the transactions. Electroneum uses hash from computers and GPU (graphics processing unit) to process the ledger, but allows cell phones to get a free pass.
Electroneum was crowdfunded with an ICO during the end of 2017 and was wildly successful with gains of 500%+ during the launch of the coin. At the time of writing, Electroneum is currently worth about 4 cents USD. Electroneum's road map includes allowing users with smartphones to pay their carrier for cell service. Electroneum's development team is great at marketing and can bring Electroneum to the masses.
Why mine Electroneum with mobile phones?
There aren't many applications that allow mining on a smartphone. Minergate allows your smartphone to mine cryptos that are built on the CryptoNight algorithm, but, users have complained that it drains their batteries and heats their phones. Electroneum has circumvented that problem by simulating the mining, but providing real rewards. When you mine Electroneum on a cell phone, you are supporting the network by showing interest in the coin. You can then use many cell phones and link them to the same account to unite the earnings. With about 61H/s you can earn about 3.6 ETN (Electroneum) a day. There will only be 21,000,000,000 ETN ever, so getting yours early is quite important.
How fast can I mine Electroneum with my smartphone?
Here is a list by the reddit user YogiHD also modified by me:
Android Phones
Google Pixel 2 -- ~36-40 H/s
Google Pixel -- ~14 H/s
Google Nexus 6P -- ~18 H/s
Google Nexus 6 -- ~8 H/s
Google Nexus 5X -- ~21 H/s
LG G6 -- ~22-36 H/s
LG G4 -- ~22-27 H/s
LG Stylo -- ~9 H/s
LG V30 -- ~33-50 H/s
HTC One M8 -- ~6-18 H/s
HTC Desire 820 -- ~12 H/s
Samsung Galaxy S8+ -- ~ 50+ H/s
Samsung Galaxy S8 -- ~17-50 H/s
Samsung Galaxy Note 8 -- ~31-44 H/s
Samsung Galaxy S7 -- ~16-32 H/s
Samsung Galaxy S7 Active -- ~10 H/s
Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge -- ~16-36 H/s
Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge -- ~34 H/s
Samsung Galaxy S5 -- ~5 H/s
Samsung Galaxy Note 5 -- ~25-32 H/s
Samsung Galaxy S4 -- ~4 H/s
Samsung Galaxy A5 2017 (sm-a520w) -- ~10-18 H/s
Samsung J7 Prime -- ~10-11 H/s
Huawei P10 Plus -- ~45-50 H/s
Huawei P10 Lite -- ~21 H/s
Huawei Honor 9 -- ~45-50 H/s
Huawei P9 Lite -- ~22 H/s
Huawei Honor 5X -- ~11 H/s
Huawei Honor 5C -- ~21 H/s
OnePlus 5T -- ~39 H/s
OnePlus 5 -- ~35-50 H/s
OnePlus 3T -- ~16-21 H/s
OnePlus 3 -- ~14-17 H/s
OnePlus 1 -- ~5 H/s
Moto G Play -- ~11 H/s
Moto G 2015 (SD410) -- ~9 H/s
Moto Z Play -- ~18 H/s
Moto Z - ~24 H/s
Moto Z2 Force -- ~40 H/s
Moto G5 Plus -- ~17 H/s
Moto G3 -- ~12 H/s
Moto X Style -- ~22-27 H/s
Droid Turbo 2 -- ~29 H/s
Sony XZ1 -- ~33 H/s
Sony Xperia XZ -- ~14 H/s
Sony Xperia Z5 -- ~12-42 H/s
Blu Life One X -- ~11 H/S
Xiaomi Mi6 -- ~40 H/s
Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 -- ~25 H/s
Xiaomi Mi Mix 2 -- ~12-50 H/s
Xiaomi Mi A -- ~14 H/s
BlackBerry DTEK60 -- ~17 H/s
Coolpad Arise -- ~2-4 H/s
Lenovo K7 Note -- ~14 H/s
Razer Phone -- ~49 H/s
Blu Vivo XL -- ~11
If you want to watch a video on Youtube with smartphones actually mining, please click the link below: