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6 weirdest devices people have used to mine Bitcoin and crypto
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If it blinks, beeps or whirs, you can bet someone out there has tried to make it mine crypto. There’s something about Bitcoin and blockchain that just seems to attract weird and wacky tinkerers. While computationally powerful ASIC miners dominate proof-of-work crypto mining.
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