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Announcement Android wallet 0.2.23 can mine from your phone - Windows app updates

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HobbyHash Wallet for Android 0.2.23 is out. We also released a faster windows app.

You can mine the HobbyHash CPU pool from the phone. Open Start mining, choose 10% to 80% of the phone CPU, and start. The page shows your hashrate, accepted shares, and blocks found for your wallet address.

Phones already on the release app will be offered this update. You can also download it here: https://hobbyhashcoin.com/downloads/#android-wallet
Getting started

Getting Started

Learn the basics of HOBC wallets, nodes, mining, and explorer tools.

What HobbyHash Coin is

HobbyHash Coin is the coin name. HOBC is the ticker. After height 16800 HOBC uses Tri-PoW (SHA-256 ASIC + KawPow GPU + RandomX CPU) in an always-on race with a flat 45 HOBC block reward. The project focus is practical mining for people who want to learn, run nodes, mine from home, and understand the chain without fake market claims or profit promises.

HOBC documentation is written for home miners, hobby miners, solo miners, small ASIC setups, node operators, and users who want to keep control of their own wallet backups.

What you can do

  • Download the official Windows standalone wallet or Linux node software when real files are available on the downloads page.
  • Run a full node and help relay blocks and transactions.
  • Mine HOBC with SHA-256 ASIC hardware on ports 5555–5557, KawPow GPU miners on port 5558, or RandomX CPU miners on port 5559 — all always on after height 16800.
  • Use the explorer when available to inspect blocks, transactions, and addresses.
  • Keep wallet backups offline and test that you understand your recovery path before holding larger balances.

What to avoid

  • Do not treat mining as guaranteed income.
  • Do not download wallets or nodes from random mirrors.
  • Do not expose RPC ports to the public internet.
  • Do not share wallet files, private keys, seed phrases, or passwords with anyone claiming to be support.
  • Do not use exchange, BTC, BCH, or other non-HOBC addresses as HOBC mining payout addresses.

First steps

  1. Read the Wallet Guide before receiving funds.
  2. Read the Security Guide before downloading or installing wallet software.
  3. If you want to run infrastructure, read the Linux Node Guide.
  4. If you want to mine, read the Mining Guide and Pool Stats Guide.
  5. Use support if you are unsure which pool, wallet, or node setup applies to you.