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Not really, because it takes a LOT of hashes to actually get any crypto out of the system. Yes, you’re technically taking the user’s power and getting paid cryp
by odo1242 1y ago
Not really, because it takes a LOT of hashes to actually get any crypto out of the system. Yes, you’re technically taking the user’s power and getting paid crypto, but unless you’re delaying the user for a long time, you’re only really being paid about a ten thousandth of a cent for a page visit.
Also virus scanners and corporate networks would hate you, because hackers are probably trying to embed whatever library you’re using into other unsuspecting sites.
- jfengel 1y agoWhat does one actually get per page impression from Google Ads? I gather that it's more than a ten thousandth of a cent, but perhaps not all that much more.
- 20after4 1y agoIt used to be a few pennies per 1000 page views. But it's been more than 10 years since I had any insight into the details of internet ad revenue. (Also it's highly dependent on all kinds of contextual details about the content, the keywords, and the specific ads you wind up serving)