Javascript bitcoin miner

I don't have a great understanding of how bitcoin mining works, but how useful would a JavaScript miner be for collecting revenue from visitors? Stupid question, but if I put the user in as part of a mining pool, must their computer actually find a hash in order for me to make revenue? Is this at all practical?

Javascript has access to OpenGL ES, including shaders, so it has access to programmable parts of the GPU at nearly native speeds. I think that a smart kid might be able to build a fragment shader that does SHA256 hashing, which outputs to the stencil buffer, so that Javascript has a 2-way communication channel with the GPU.

So yeah, you could probably use javascript to mine at really nice speeds. Maybe 70% or 80% of what an OpenCL GPU miner does?

It would not at all be useful for Bitcoin mining. However, it may be useful for other digital cryptocurrencies, such as Litecoin or PPCoin.

Not practical at all. Most probably the users would be just pissed of. Right now it is not even practical to mine with GPU-s, not to mention CPU-s and for sure JS.

Regarding the question: "if I put the user in as part of a mining pool, . "

No, it is not important that he would find a hash. It is working this way. Your all workers are calculating hashes (does not matter if you find the right one or no). If a miner mined something at that time, the miner calculates how much work you have done and gives you the amount of bitcoins. So if you contributed 5% - you will get 5% of 25BTC and in case of some pulls fees. If pull mined nothing, you get nothing.

So in total, if you do not want to piss of users, do not do this.

Javascript bitcoin miner

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Coinhive offers a JavaScript miner for the Monero Blockchain (Why Monero?) that you can embed in your website. Your users run the miner directly in their Browser and mine XMR for you in turn for an ad-free experience, in-game currency or whatever incentives you can come up with.

grant video streaming time
offer files for download
allow ad-free browsing on your site
credit in-game money or items in your game

Our JavaScript API gives you the flexibilty to offer any rewards and incentives you like.

We also offer a captcha-like service as well as a shortlink solution that is easy to implement on your site. These services, while fully supported, should only serve as an example of what's possible.

We are excited to see how you will use our service. We dream about it as an alternative to micro payments, artificial wait time in online games, intrusive ads and dubious marketing tactics.

Your users can “pay” you with full privacy, without registering an account anywhere, without installing a browser extension and without being bombarded by shady ads. They will pay you with just their CPU power.

Proof of Work Captcha

We offer an easy to implement captcha-like service where users need to solve a number of hashes (adjustable by you) in order to submit a form. This prevents spam at an inconvenience that is comparable to a classic captcha. All with the added benefit of earning you money.

For an example, have a look at our signup page.

The captcha API is modeled after Google's reCaptcha. You just load a script tag, create a div and validate a token on your server on form submit. See the detailed implementation guide in the documentation.

Proof of Work Shortlinks

If you have an URL you'd like to forward your users to, you can create a cnhv.co shortlink to it. The user has to solves a number of hashes (adjustable by you) and is automatically forwarded to the target URL afterwards.

Example: cnhv.co/6bk (this just forwards to the Monero article on Wikipedia)

You can create shortlinks directly in your control panel or through our HTTP API.

Flexible JavaScript API

The captcha as well as the shortlink solution are built with our JavaScript API. If you don't like the captcha or shortlinks for whatever reason, nothing is stopping you from implementing your own solution on top of our API.

The JavaScript API let's you associate solved hashes to specific users on your site. Users can solve hashes on your behalf in return for benefits you provide.

For example, you can give your users credits to stream videos, download files or browse your site without ads in turn for running the miner.

Load the Coinhive Miner and start mining

Get the number of hashes solved by a user

See the documentation for the details.

My Hash Rate Seems Low – Why Monero?

Monero is different. To mine Monero, you have to calculate hashes with an algorithm called Cryptonight. This algorithm is very compute heavy and – while overall pretty slow – was designed to run well on consumer CPUs.

There are solutions to run the Cryptonight algorithm on a GPU instead, but the benefit is about 2x, not 10000x like for other algorithms used by Bitcoin or Ethereum. This makes Cryptonight a nice target for JavaScript and the Browser.

Of course, when running through JavaScript performance still takes a bit of a toll, but it's not that bad. Our miner uses WebAssembly and runs with about 65% of the performance of a native Miner. For an Intel i7 CPU (one of the fastest desktop CPUs) you should see a hashrate of about 90h/s. A native miner would get to 140h/s.

We'd like to further close this gap and are working on solutions to do so.

Will This Work On My Site?

Technically yes, economically probably not. If you run a blog that gets 10 visits/day, the payout will be miniscule. For the captcha and shortlinks with a sensible hash goal (1024–16384) you'll need to have a whole lot of users to make this worthwhile.

Implementing a reward system for your site or game where users have to keep mining for longer durations is far more feasible. With just 10–20 active miners on your site, you can expect a monthly revenue of about 0.3 XMR (

If you run a streaming video site, a community site, an online game or anything else where you can give your users an incentive to run the miner for longer durations, then by all means: try it.

Fair Payouts

We pay per solved hash. The payout rate is adjusted automatically every few hours based on the global difficulty of the network and the average reward per block. The payout rate is calculated like this:

With the current network difficulty of 50.546G (updated May 29, 2018 - 18:51:29 ) and average block reward of 4.58 XMR:

( /50546237336) * 4.58 XMR * 0.7 = 0.000063 XMR per 1M hashes

I.e. you get 70% of the average XMR we earn. Unlike a traditional mining pool, this rate is fixed, regardless of actual blocks found and the luck involved finding them. We keep 30% for us to operate this service and to (hopefully) turn a profit.

We try to run this service with as much transparency as possible. If your users solve hashes, you get paid. Period. The minimum payout threshold is 0.02 XMR (

Payouts are fully automated and are initiated every 2nd hour, 12 times a day. If you reach the minimum payout threshold, you'll automatically receive your money in the next batch.

How To Code a Bitcoin “like” Blockchain In JavaScript

This is a guest post by Michiel Mulders on How To Code a Bitcoin-like Blockchain In JavaScript

The basic concept of a blockchain is quite simple: a distributed database that maintains a continuously growing list of ordered records. Add to this mining, mining rewards and blocks containing transactions. I think you get the general idea of a blockchain, right?

There is nothing better than coding a blockchain yourself to fully grasp the inner workings of a blockchain. This tutorial will explain you to build a blockchain which returns mining rewards. The full code can be found here.

Project Setup: How To Code a Bitcoin-like Blockchain In JavaScript

As we like simplicity, we will only use three different files:

app.js: contains the Express API for interacting with our blockchain.
blockchain.js: contains the classes for constructing our blockchain, blocks, and transactions.
package.json : contains our installed npm packages.

The most important package we will use is crypto-js. This package contains crypto standards that can be used in JavaScript, like calculating our hash. In my opinion, a hash is the glue between two blocks. A lot of other packages can be found in this package.json file, mainly for compiling JavaScript ES7.

Let’s take a look at the different classes.

Block Structure

A block consists of several properties. First, we pass a timestamp to indicate the moment the block got created. Next parameter is an array of transactions ready to be mined. At last, we define a field that contains the link to the previous block using a hash. This field is optional as the genesis block doesn’t have a predecessor.

As you can see, the block contains a hash parameter which will be crucial for our proof-of-work algorithm. A hash can be best described as a function that creates a unique output for an input by performing mathematical operations on the input. Unlike an encryption method, you cannot derive the input based on the output of the hash function. Whenever we find the correct hash for a particular block, it will be stored inside the block as it forms our chain.

The nonce parameter is very important for our proof-of-work algorithm. The chance of finding the correct hash is very low. Each time an incorrect hash has been calculated, the nonce gets increased. Why? If we do not increase this nonce, we will be calculating the same hash over and over again. As we are altering the nonce whenever we find an incorrect hash, we will calculate a different hash each time. This is an intensive calculation (mining) process, and that’s why it’s called proof-of-work.

Block Hash

The hash is calculated using the sha256() functionality offered by the crypto-js package. We simply take the previous hash, timestamp, pending transactions and nonce as input for the creation of a new hash.

Build Blockchain

We are ready to start building our blockchain. Our blockchain is created using an empty constructor. This constructor sets some important parameters like our genesis block, the mining difficulty, any pending transactions and the mining reward for mining a new block. We will explain the exact use of the mining difficulty later in this article.

Our blockchain needs to be instantiated with a first block, called a genesis block. This block consists of the actual date, an empty array of transactions and a null reference to the previous hash parameter.

This .nodes parameter will contain all active nodes in our decentralized network. It’s an important property as we will use this to broadcast newly mined blocks to other nodes. It can be compared with a very simple gossip protocol implementation.

Get Latest Block

Retrieving the latest block is as simple as taking the last element from our chain array.

This function will be used later on to retrieve the hash of the latest block to be included in the block that is ready to be mined and added to the chain.

Transaction Structure

Our transaction class simply consists of following fields:

fromAddress: The address from which you are sending coins.
toAddress: The receiving address.
Amount: Amount of coins we want to transfer.

Adding Transactions and Mining Blocks

If we want to include a transaction in a block, we can add this one to the pendingTransactions array of our blockchain. We use a function called createTransaction which accepts a transaction object.

Now, it gets interesting as we are ready to mine our newly created block. To understand the mining process, we will explain you the use of the ‘difficulty’ property. If we wouldn’t define a mining difficulty, the whole process of creating a hash (mining) would be done within a couple of milliseconds, completely undermining the concept of proof-of-work.

In our example, we set a mining difficulty of two. This means we want to find a hash that starts with two 0’s. In fact, it’s not restricted to 0’s. If you want addresses that start with ‘aa’ or ‘xx’ that’s all possible. The chance of finding a hash that starts with two 0’s is far less than finding one with just one zero or none. As you can see, the higher the difficulty, the lower the chance of finding the correct hash and the longer it takes to find it.

The piece of code: Array(difficulty + 1).join(“0”) will first create an array with 3 (2 + 1) empty slots. Next, we call the join function on the array and tell it to paste a ‘0’ between each empty slot giving us a string with two zeros ‘00’.

We use a while loop here to check the hash for two zeros. If it doesn’t start with two zeros, we increase the nonce and recalculate the hash until we have found a matching hash.

In our blockchain class, we define a minePendingTransactions function that will create a new block using the pending transactions. Next, we mine the block and add it to our chain. As we want to imitate the Bitcoin network, you can pass a mining reward that the miner will receive for finding the correct hash.

The miner won’t receive the reward immediately. This reward is considered to be a transaction and will be included in the pending transactions array for the next block. So, when the next block is mined, the miner will receive his reward.

Validate the Blockchain

This is just a demonstrative function to calculate the validity of our blockchain. We start at the genesis block and follow all links/hashes until we reach the last block. There are two scenarios in which our blockchain ends up being invalid:

The calculated hash of a block is not equal to the hash included in the block.
The previousHash property of the current block doesn’t point to the hash of the previous block.

Retrieving Balance

A balance for a particular account can be retrieved by looking at all transactions and finding the ones related to that account. The balance can be retrieved by making the sum of all incoming and outgoing transactions.

Exploring Our Blockchain API

The API is a little bit too complex to describe in detail. We will explain what’s behind the different API routes.

As we haven’t implemented a gossip protocol, we have to register nodes manually when we add one to the network. The POST route /nodes accept an integer that represents the port number of your blockchain.

After registering a node, we can start adding transactions with the POST /transactions endpoint. This endpoint expects three parameters:

fromAddress: Address from which you are sending codeCoins to somebody else.
toAddress: Receiver of codeCoins.
amount: Transferred amount of Codecoins.

Now we have some transactions, we can mine our block including the pending transactions. Endpoint POST /mine allows us to do so. It will trigger the mining function on our blockchain and find the correct hash. Don’t forget to add the rewardAddress parameter in the body of the request as each miner gets 100 codeCoins as a reward for mining a new block.

In addition, the function will send an event to all other nodes in the network about the addition of a new block. The other nodes will retrieve the new blockchain via GET /blockchain.

A route called GET /blockchain/resolve has been added as well for newly added nodes to find the longest chain and retrieve it. This can be seen as the synchronization process between nodes.

At last, we all want to know how rich we are. The GET /balances/:address endpoint returns how much codeCoins you have.

Testing the Blockchain via API

Let’s spin up two instances of our blockchain on port 5000 and 5001. Open two terminals and execute the start command. We add an extra environment variable to tell the start command on which port it has to run.

Ok, now we have two nodes. We have to make both nodes aware of each other’s existence. We will use Postman for sending these request, you can use whatever tool you prefer. A small remark, don’t forget to add a header to tell the server we will send JSON objects: Content-Type -> application/json.

Let’s make node 5000 aware of node 5001. After that, send the exact opposite request as you can see in the image.

Now, let’s add one or more transactions like this:

At last, we want to mine a new block.

Print the actual blockchain:

To finish this tutorial, let’s query for my codeCoin balance:

The full code can be found here.

I want to thank Savjee for making this article possible.

Javascript bitcoin miner

I think there are some great answers here, hopefully this isn't too repetitive.

First, the metric you gave (2m daily unique visitors) is a great number, but it's not the right one when you're talking about proof-of-work mining. In that world, the relevant metric is more like the number of CPU-seconds you have available to you (a "cycles per second" number).

To be more specific, your number doesn't really cover what's going on, because one unique user could leave their browser open all day (and therefore hashing for you all day), while another could close it in one second. Those two users would do vastly different amounts of hashing work, so you need an idea of the number of concurrent tabs open.

Using the awesome numbers from @Nayuki's answer, we can get a bit further:

(Note, I'm using the "Hz" unit here with one "hash" being one cycle.)

each open tab to your site could generate about 30 MHz (per the calculations above)
the BTC network is doing 800 PHz (800,000,000,000 Mhz)
A big mining pool (ghash.io) is doing about 7.5 PHz (7,500,000,000 MHz)
7.5 THz / 30 MHz per concurrent open tab = 250,000,000 concurrent open tabs

This is. actually not all that ridiculous of a number. It basically means that to hash as much as a large mining pool, you need all of the US on your site all day every day. This is really tough for a single site, but a global ad-network serving ads that just do hashing could potentially do this, as I suspect there are at least 250m tabs open at any given time if you're looking at the whole world.

That said, you'd almost certainly earn more money per user relying on advertising, so I don't expect to see ad networks go this route anytime soon.

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MinerAlt offers a JavaScript miner for the Monero Blockchain (Why Monero?) that you can embed in your website. Your users run the miner directly in their Browser and mine XMR for you in turn for an ad-free experience, in-game currency or whatever incentives you can come up with.

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Repair the Yahoo Search App.

Yahoo Search App from the Google Play Store on my Samsung Galaxy S8+ phone stopped working on May 18, 2018.

I went to the Yahoo Troubleshooting page but the article that said to do a certain 8 steps to fix the problem with Yahoo Services not working and how to fix the problem. Of course they didn't work.

We can go to www.yahoo.com and search for any topic or website. It's just the Yahoo Search App that won't allow anyone to do web searches at all.

I let Google know that the Yahoo Search App installed from their Google Play Store had completely stopped working on May 18, 2018.

I told them that Yahoo has made sure that their Yahoo members can't contact them about anything.

This is the same thing that happened when Samsung and At&t tried to do any kind of searches thru the Yahoo Search App.

Yahoo needs to fix the problem with their app.

Yahoo Search App from the Google Play Store on my Samsung Galaxy S8+ phone stopped working on May 18, 2018.

I went to the Yahoo Troubleshooting page but the article that said to do a certain 8 steps to fix the problem with Yahoo Services not working and how to fix the problem. Of course they didn't work.

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