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yeah yeah sorry for bad photo quality but I downloaded synapse x from the mega link the website sends you to and this popped up, do i allow it? Is it a real Bitcoin miner?
Decided to scan my PC for malwares after some time of using it, using MalwareBytes. When the scan was ready, it found alot of Trojans, BackDoors, Bitcoin Miners, etc. I quarantined all of them and did a factory reset on the machine. Is this enough?
If not, what should I do next? Edit: Thank you everyone that helped me.
Got Bitcoin Miner from SIMPLEX. I Got proof I took a picture with my phone from the Microsoft Safety Scanner log as you can see here. The Trojan was SIMPLEX.EXE as you can see here it was contained in a rar folder and safety scanner wasn't able to delete it and I found about it now.
I have a few questions on renting a bitcoin miner that I was hoping you guys could answer seeming as I'm a complete noob
I want to invest some of my pocket money into bitcoin mining and hopefully return a profit or at the very least experiment with renting a miner. So here are my questions:
What is the minimum amount you have to pay on average to rent a single bitcoin miner?
Will my return profit increase exponentially if I rent more than one miner at a time?
Is it possible to buy a miner from a company and have it run forever at their location?
Is the currency I get from mining come as a cryptocurrency or "real-life currency"?
How long should I rent a miner to return a decent profit?
Which are the best websites to rent a miner from that gives me a decent selection, good user interface and is the most reliable?
Does the bitcoin miners location matter?
Sorry if those are too many questions, I just want to get everything clarified before I begin Also what is the unit "TH"? I keep seeing that pop-up BTW I live in the UK if the location does matter
I'm looking for a portable bitcoin/crypto miner. Something small and compact. I don't care about how heavy it is or if it's the best unit out there. I just want something I can plug in anywhere I go. Any suggestion? Thanks in advance
In the future, we will see energy companies build Utility infrastructure that includes Bitcoin miners, so that the company can choose to send power directly consumers or mine Bitcoin.
Bitcoin is a virtual opportunity cost calculation machine.
FYI - my bitcoin miner picked up that this website has a browser based bitcoin miner embedded into it. Thought it was worth sharing the info here for others who visit that site.
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