<p>I want to demonstrate how to use NBitcoin or the most simple C# function to</p>
<ul>
<li>collect transactions for use in a block</li>
<li>then sign that block</li>
<li>submit it into the Bitcoin-QT network client on the RPC port?</li>
</ul>
<p>I want to demonstrate how this is done on low powered devices.</p>

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2021-04-20T02:12:29.220Z
Thanks @prayank though can you help me find how to offload the computation of the SHA Hash of a block, and then where it assembles the special "mining transaction block"
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@Prayank I don't want to ask a new question for the one that I already posted, above...
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<mining-hardware><mining-reward><testnet><nbitcoin>
How can I mine a block, in C#, on a new Testnet network where no other miners exist?
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# How can I mine a block, in C#, on a new Testnet network where no other miners exist?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2021-04-19)

I want to demonstrate how to use NBitcoin or the most simple C# function to

* collect transactions for use in a block
* then sign that block
* submit it into the Bitcoin-QT network client on the RPC port?

I want to demonstrate how this is done on low powered devices.

**Tags:** mining-hardware, mining-reward, testnet, nbitcoin

> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: Thanks @prayank though can you help me find how to offload the computation of the SHA Hash of a block, and then where it assembles the special "mining transaction block"  
> **username_0**: @Prayank I don't want to ask a new question for the one that I already posted, above...  

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