If you're thinking about phone mining, there are several mining apps you could try. The interesting thing is that you don't need expensive equipment—just your smartphone.

The most popular options are quite varied. CryptoTab was one of the first to offer this feature: install it, start mining, and begin extracting Bitcoin. You can also invite friends and earn more. Then there's a major exchange that offers cloud mining—basically renting computing power and receiving rewards directly. StormGain is another popular mining app, especially for those who want a simple interface, although it requires restarts every 4 hours. NiceHash is chosen by both beginners and experts thanks to its yield calculation and security. Finally, Bitdeer is preferred by more serious miners who want access to professional platforms.

But is it really worth it? It depends on what you think. Some argue that mobile mining is impractical due to high competition and the time required—about 8 hours a day on average. Others see it as an easy and accessible way to earn something, especially considering technological advances that could come.

If you want to try on Android, it's simple: choose a mining app, install it, create an account, set up your wallet, and start the process. On iPhone, it's more complicated due to Apple restrictions, but cloud mining remains an option.

As for the easiest coins to mine in 2024? Monero (XMR) at $321.20, Dogecoin (DOGE) at $0.09, and Ravencoin (RVN) at $0.01 are considered among the most accessible. Bitcoin naturally remains the benchmark, but with a smartphone, it takes a very long time—serious mining requires dedicated equipment.

The final choice depends on you. The important thing is to do thorough research before starting, avoid rushing decisions, and understand the real risks. Read the app terms and check for updates, because things change frequently.