The free-to-use software takes a 1% mining fee from miners. It runs while computers are in sleep mode but not when turned off. After downloading the software, it automatically detects the computer’s hardware. Consequently, a hash rate appears on the platform – giving users the results of how quickly they can mine and how much they’d earn. Dinho’s GPU-based computer is part of the Etchash mining pool on Ethereum’s network.
For Dinho, his GPU miner has a harsh rate of about 22.8. With that, he could mine about 12,271 SHIB per day and 368,136 per month according to the same website. Meanwhile, his CPU-based computer has a hash rate of 3,594. This makes him 2,062 SHIB a day and approximately 61,568 SHIB per month according to the website.
Now although one SHIB token is almost worthless, Dinho said that he wants to Hodl it for long term. This mean that he’ll keep the tokens until they rise in price.
“Earlier this year, Elon Musk was talking about dogecoin. And to be honest with you, I didn’t really think doge was going to turn it into anything,” Dinho said. “But it’s crazy how it made a lot of millionaires within 2021. And so with Elon Musk suddenly mentioning Shiba, I feel like it can replicate the same thing dogecoin did.”
