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So let's say I'm developing a mining device that has some basic Ethernet or Wifi capabilities, but defiantly cannot run bitcoind. Let's also say that this device is open-source, so I cannot host a server for all of everyone. Is there some server somewhere that is running bitcoind that all of these devices could access (for free) or are there only paid options?
So you can't host a server for all of everyone, but you expect somebody else to offer that service for free? Seems unrealistic. – Greg Hewgill – 2017-09-21T01:28:14.363
Well I didn't know if there was a good way to, lets say, access the raw info from blockchain.info – None – 2017-09-21T02:07:24.443
This is effectively what a mining pool does, right? The pool operator runs bitcoind and serves the miners just the data that they need. It's not exactly free, since the pool operator will take a cut of the mining revenue, but it is probably more like what you want. Having direct access to a bitcoind is only useful if you want to solo mine, which is likely not what your customers want unless your device is remarkably powerful. – Nate Eldredge – 2017-09-21T02:20:27.497
Thats true, ill probably find a pool – None – 2017-09-21T03:26:00.087