Can you mine Duino-Coin (DUCO) on an old, low-end Android smartphone? Let's find out!

In this experiment, I'm using a Nokia C3.1 Android phone running Debian Linux through the UserLAnd app to run a full Duino-Coin miner.

Even though this is a basic smartphone, it can still handle CPU mining! To make the process easier, I've also prepared a custom Bash installation script that automates the entire setup.

📱 Hardware & Software

  • 📱 Device: Nokia C3.1 Android smartphone
  • 🐧 Operating System: Debian Linux
  • 📦 Linux Environment: UserLAnd
  • ⛏️ Mining Software: Duino-Coin Miner
  • 🛠️ Installation: Custom Bash script

📥 Automated Installation

No need to manually install and configure everything. My Bash script takes care of the setup automatically.

🐙 GitHub Repository:

👉 https://github.com/sznetwork/install_scripts

⚙️ Download & Run

Open the Debian terminal in UserLAnd and execute:

wget https://github.com/sznetwork/install_scripts/raw/refs/heads/main/DUCO/install_duco_full.sh
chmod +x install_duco_full.sh
./install_duco_full.sh

🛠️ What Does the Script Do?

The installation script automates several steps:

  • 📦 Installs the required packages and dependencies.
  • 📥 Clones the Duino-Coin GitHub repository.
  • 🔨 Compiles the mining software.
  • 🚀 Launches the miner with interactive configuration prompts.

📊 Mining Results

Successfully tested

📱 Nokia C3.1 ⛏️ Hashrate ~3.2 MH/s

Getting approximately 3.2 MH/s from a low-end Android smartphone is an interesting result!

🎥 Watch the Experiment

See the complete installation process and mining test in the video:

📺 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0k2kQP1eq0U

🌐 More Projects & Links

  • 🐙 GitHub: https://github.com/sznetwork
  • 🛠️ Installation Scripts: https://github.com/sznetwork/install_scripts