This YouTuber Mines Bitcoin Through Game Boy

Basically, the Game Boy is a device intended for playing games. However, this YouTuber actually mines Bitcoin using Game Boy. Of course, the way from it is a bit confusing.

To be more clear, please read the following article to the end so that you are not confused in the future.

Mining Bitcoin via Game Boy, Is it Possible?

Until recently, GPUs were in short supply due to the increasing trend of mining the digital currency, Bitcoin. This also makes the prices of GPU components experience very high price increases. In fact, some miners using a laptop to be able to mine Bitcoin.

However, this YouTuber named Stacksmashing chose to mine digital money using the Game Boy Classic. For those of you who don’t know, you can mine Bitcoin through solving algorithmic puzzles. Basically, the algorithm works to crack some code so that it can generate Bitcoins.

To be able to mine Bitcoin, Stacksmashing uses 4 AA batteries and connects them with several other components. As expected, mining digital currency on the Game Boy will take a very, very long time. In fact, Stacksmashing mentions that it takes a long time to produce Bitcoin.

To make it easier, Stacksmashing made a blockchain on a low level of difficulty so he could see if the Game Boy could theoretically mine Bitcoin. Yep, the YouTuber said that using the Game Boy for mining is useless and not useful at all.

Imperatum, A Game with Difficulty Levels Following the Bitcoin Market

This is a game top-down view a la Diablo or Torchlight but with a science fiction theme, where you will be thrown into a dungeon to kill the monsters in it.

Imperatum implements the movement of the existing Bitcoin value as a parameter of the difficulty level of existing enemies. If the value of Bitcoin is rising, the enemies that will be faced will be more difficult, but with the lure loot better.

Meanwhile, when the value of Bitcoin down, then the difficulty level of the existing enemies also drops. But with the consequences of loot dropped by existing enemies also become common.

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