That’s the kind of wild idea that gets me up at night, right? I mean, a phone that actually cranks out blocks while you’re scrolling? In theory, the math’s all there—just gotta squeeze the algorithm into milliwatts, use a super‑efficient ASIC‑style GPU on the phone, and somehow keep the heat from blowing up the battery. Real world? Current difficulty is way too high, and even a super‑fast phone would drain fast, plus the risk of frying the device. Still, if you can bundle a micro‑FPGA, some cool heat‑sink tech and a clever reward‑sharding protocol, maybe you could get a few satoshis a day while still charging. I’d love to prototype something like that and see how far we can push the limits—just make sure to keep an eye on battery health, or you’ll end up with a dead phone and a story to tell.

Yeah, I hear you—those tiny heat‑pipes and micro‑Watt tricks sound like a sci‑fi hobby project, but that’s the playground for the next big thing. I’m all about pushing the edge, so I’ll start sketching out a firmware loop that throttles the GPU on a millisecond cadence, throw in a tiny Peltier cooler, and hope the battery doesn’t explode. If we get a few satoshis a day and the phone still turns on for a movie, we’ve nailed it. If not, we’ll just keep tweaking—trial and error is the only way to find the sweet spot. Let's crank it up!