Inwemo

The user-friendly way of monetizing websites.

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With Inwemo visitors can donate a part of their CPU power to help financing the content on their favorite websites.
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Inwemo

The user-friendly way of monetizing websites

With Inwemo visitors can donate a part of their CPU power to help financing the content on their favorite websites.

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Daniel Wirtz
Greety
Maker
Hey there! Thanks for hunting us, @surfcoderepeat! We had one question in mind when developing this product: "How can we help financing the content on our beloved websites without being distracted by more and more prominent ads?" With Inwemo website owners can now give their visitors the opportunity to support them with their spare CPU capacity.🤝 How does it work? Visitors help in validating transactions in the Monero blockchain („cryptomining“). ⛏ The Inwemo way of supporting your favorite website. Without any tracking. Without any disturbance. But always with your consent. ✅ We’d love to hear your thoughts, PH community! 😊 Best, Daniel P.S.: We published an article about the idea and our vision on Medium. Feel free to check it out and leave us your feedback! https://hackernoon.com/how-webmi...
Abadesi
Hustle Crew Academy
@danielwi Cool concept, could you explain a bit more how the visitors help? How am I cryptomining just by being on a website? Thanks 🤓
Jonas Hohmann
Maker
@danielwi @abadesi We basically created a cryptominer that you can integrate into your website as a script. So when you visit a website that uses Inwemo you will start mining crypto coins for the website owner. But don't worry, you will be asked before the actual mining starts. We implemented the script on our own website if you want to see how it works: https://inwemo.com/
Abadesi
Hustle Crew Academy
Alessio Delmonti
@danielwi few questions: -How is this different from coin-hive and the others clones? -Where do you stand on mobile users? The majority of visitors on some website are from mobile -What are your fees on this? It's unclear from the website. -Can the webmaster/user have control on the number of threads? -Is you miner detected by Avast or other antivirus?
Josh Miller
Congratulations on the launch @danielwi @jonas_hohmann @luca_boe! This is such an exciting concept to me, after first learning about Coinhive from the The Pirate Bay's blundered implementation. A few questions: • You have a bit of a dig at Coinhive in your Hackernoon article — is the main differentiator between your service and competitor scripts the handling of consent? Do you foresee an uphill battle trying to get ahead of any early negative press around the concept? • From my limited understanding of Crypto-mining, it's far more effective to use the GPU — what are the technical hurdles preventing you from implementing GPU mining, and is it likely to come with future iterations? • Slightly technical one based on The Pirate Bay debacle: your 'resource_use' parameter — is that aggregate across all tabs from one site currently open or per tab/window? Could a user max their CPU simply by having two tabs open (assuming 'resource_use' is set to at least .5)? • This might be thinking a bit far ahead (with a bit of influence from HBO's Silicon Valley), but do you have any plans to lease the collective compute power or partner with other companies, potentially yielding higher returns for your members? Thanks!
Jonas Hohmann
Maker
@jmilr Thanks! There are many other features that seperate us from other in-browser miners. Aditionally to the consent handling, we also offer way lower fees and payouts in USD and EUR (very soon). But the main difference is not so much in our product's features but in our vision. We want to create a way to monetize content that allows webmasters to stay independent from advertisers while still offering a greate expirience to the website visitor. Because in-browser mining is such a new technology we think that it might not be too late to rapair its image. It's true that GPUs are generally more effective for crypto mining. But the coin we use is built on a technology that makes mining on a CPU almost as effective. For more information on that topic check out https://cryptonote.org/inside.ph... If you run Inwemo on multiple tabs your CPU will most likely hit 100% but we are working on a solution for this. Right now the chances are pretty low that you'll open two tabs with pages that use Inwemo (we hope that this will change soon 😊). Using the CPU-power for cloud computing was one of our initial ideas when we started the project. We hope to implement something like this in the future.
Moin Uddin
Congrats on the launch! I'm starting to see a lot of CPU-monetizers nowadays. I don't see the UI of your miner. Does it just work in the background?
Jonas Hohmann
Maker
@moinism When visiting a website that uses Inwemo you will see a consent window on the bottom right of the page. The miner wont start unless you hit the "I agree"-buttom.
Moin Uddin
@jonas_hohmann Yeah, I tried that. But I mean a UI to show its working, hashrate, etc.?
Justin Mitchell
@moinism @jonas_hohmann REALLLLY need the ability to change the text on that consent window. I run a website with user generated content so the default message doesn't make a lot of sense.
Luca Boe
Maker
@itsthisjustin @jonas_hohmann Thanks for your comment, Justin! Regarding alternative consent texting, we're already adding translations (https://github.com/Inwemo/consen...). But I think you got a good point there. Right now I'm thinking about an alternative where the "[...] to finance the content on this website with [...]"-part is replaced with "[...] to finance this website [...]" or "[...] to finance the maintenance cost of this website[...]". What do you think?
Luca Boe
Maker
@jonas_hohmann @moinism Hey Moin! We developed a Chrome extension that shows visitors if Inwemo is running or not and enables them to turn it on/off with one click. The extension only has this basic feature right now and is something we're planning to work on in the future. The current hashrate might be interesting for the techies amongst us :) So I think it's a cool idea to implement this in the extension!
Philipp Wüthrich
What is the average CPM?
Jonas Hohmann
Maker
@phippuuuu We have a revenue calculator on our website. You might want to check that out. https://inwemo.com/ (scroll to the bottom)
Philipp Wüthrich
Kai Armstrong
Is this just a fork of the Coinhive code with a pretty face? How are you different from them and the clones that have generally all been ad-blocked away or classified as malware?
Philipp Wüthrich
@phikai Quote from their Medium post (answer to a comment): Here ist the difference to CoinHive in a simple bullet list: Payouts in USD/EUR are coming very soon Lower Fee of 22,5% (Compared to 30% at CoinHive) Mandatory Opt-In (Your users will thank you) Legit German Company behind it Chances low for negativ press! ;-)
Jonas Hohmann
Maker
@phikai Inwemo is not a fork of the Coinhive script. We developed the script (including the c-source) ourselfes. As @phippuuuu mentioned we have way lower fees. Coinhive's reward for one million hashes is at 0.000144 XMR while ours is at 0.000207 XMR. The reason why so many in-browser miners are on blacklists by now is because they had no mandatory opt-in/out and many websites implemented it secretly without the user knowing (remember piratebay?). That is why you can see our consent-popup on every page that uses Inwemo. Our goal is to be as transparent and fair to the user as possible. That's why we also offer a Chrome-Extension that allows you to block Inwemo on every page you visit in case you need your CPU power for something else. We will soon be offering payouts in USD and EUR to make our platform more open and useable to website owners without any knowledge about crypto currencies. If you want to know more details check out our mission page: https://inwemo.com/mission/
Dulitha Wijewantha
A unique way of monetizing future of content. The content consumer pays for the creator with CPU cycles. This would be a game changer if much of the content creators start adopting this.
Daniel Wirtz
Greety
Maker
@dulitharw Thanks for the nice comment. Yes, that is the plan! We are also considering expanding the idea to general cloud computing, once we established a good network. Many opportunities.
Josh Miller
@dulitharw More specifically, with crypto-mining you're paying with electricity, since after a certain point mining costs more in power than you're making from the mining.
Josh Miller
@dulitharw @danielwi From what I understand, the more prevalent your service and similar services get, the lower the returns from mining — is your planned shift to leasing cloud computing short term rather than long term?
Luca Boe
Maker
@jmilr @danielwi Hi Josh, that's an interesting point! Yes, the popularity of Monero browsermining services can have on impact on the global hashrate. The returns will then lower if the Monero price doesn't keep up with the global hashrate growth. While this is unarguably speculation, I don't expect this to happen short-term, also because the browsermining trend would have to grow extremely to have a significant impact on the global hashrate.
Saif Al Falah
I don't know everything that there is to know about crypto mining, but as a content creator, how do we know how much coins are you mining? And how do we trust you to do right by us? Secondly, which coin is it that you are mining? Or is it a mixture of different coins?
Daniel Wirtz
Greety
Maker
@saifalfalah Our fee is at 22,5 % of the revenue that is generated out of the crypto mining process. The coin that we are currently mining is Monero. Why? As Jonas all ready mentioned in another comment: Monero is one of those coins that can be mined very good on the users CPU. And for the transparency part: We want to be as transparent about our processes as possible. But due to time pressure we could not get all the communication done that we wanted bring to our channels. But we are working on it! Thanks!
Saif Al Falah
@danielwi Thank you for your reply. Best wishes.
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