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Recently, HTC’s official Weibo stated that the “world’s first blockchain phone Exodus” developed by it will officially start public testing in the third quarter of this year and is expected to be launched by the end of the year. So can blockchain mobile phones mine? The editor below will analyze this issue for you.

Candy “Genesis Edition” mobile phone: Release date is January 11. Using Qualcomm Snapdragon 8-core processor,
5.99-inch full screen. According to the official description, the current mining mechanism of candy points does not require any additional operations to obtain candy points regularly. In the future, the Ether Fog Blockchain Network (ETF) will add a POC storage space mining mechanism, and SD cards can be installed on candy blockchain mobile phones. Or plug in a mobile hard drive to perform POC mining, and you can dig up ETFs and exchange them for candy points. Now you understand, it’s not real mining, it can be seen as a booby trap.

Changhong R8 Kirin mobile phone: On March 13, 2018, Changhong released it in Hangzhou. The CPU model is MTK6750, which is said to be a new generation of blockchain mobile smart terminal based on POW
Consensus algorithm, device fingerprint technology, LBS
Location services allow users to participate in the blockchain with a lower threshold, allowing the mobile trust network to have more and more dispersed nodes, providing a foundation for the large-scale application of the mobile ecological chain. It’s not a real mining phone either.

Lenovo S5: released on March 20, equipped with Qualcomm Snapdragon 625 eight-core processor. Chang Cheng, Vice President of Lenovo Group, said that S5 plays an important role in the encrypted secure payment space - Z
The space payment area system applies "blockchain" technology to the bottom layer, which can make payments safer. Just to enhance payment security, it is also a boo.

Finney: According to CNBC, Swiss-Israeli technology company Sirin Labs has entered into a partnership with FIH Mobile, a subsidiary of Foxconn.
Ltd. reached an agreement to jointly develop a blockchain smartphone. The special feature of this particular smartphone is that users do not have to pay transaction fees when trading virtual currencies. To sum up, the so-called blockchain mobile phone is more of a gimmick. Just to open up a new and differentiated market, a truly blockchain phone worthy of the name did not appear.