I'm not sure you understand why blockchain network participants "mine," so I'll briefly run through it for you:
A cryptocurrency runs on a ledger, just like the ledger your bank maintains. This ledger is a big document that keeps track of how many goybucks each goy has, and where the goybucks go. Becasue the bank is the only agency maintaining the ledger, we have to trust the bank to tell us how many goybucks we all have. Not so great.
A blockchain network gives everybody a copy of the ledger. Everybody works together to make sure their copy of the ledger is up to date (consensus). When transactions happen and balances change, all of the changes are written to a "block" in the blockchain. You can think of this block as sort of like a page in a big book that is the ledger.
When the "page" is finished, a node — somebody running the blockchain software — will encrypt it with fancy cryptography and make sure it can't be retroactively changed. Blockchain technology is pretty neat in that the cryptography that encodes each block ("ledger page") relies on the output of encoding the last block, and the block before that, ad infinitum. This makes it pretty secure.
"Mining" is the act of encoding the block. Mining can be performed in a range of different ways. The important thing with mining is to make sure cunts don't try to jew everybody else by writing fake transactions or just pulling balances out of (((thin air)))
To do this, blockchain networks use a range of different methods to make sure participants can't jew each other. Bitcoin, for example, makes participants work really hard to be the person who will encode the next block (mine). Bitcoin makes you do pointless massive complicated maths that (now) needs specialized hardware and a lot of electricity. You spend so much on the electricity required to solve the problems (Proof of Work) that you'd have to be criminally retarded to try to jew the network — it's not profitable, it's the opposite of profitable.
Other networks use Proof of Stake, which forces participants to lock up (stake) a bunch of crypto tokens to participate in writing blocks. If they fuck up, or jew others, they lose their stake. There are shitloads of different consensus mechanisms and methods of mining, but they all focus on keeping participants from jewing each other.
So, what you're presenting here is pretty fucking dumb, because it doesn't keep network participants honest at all, which is the purpose of a consensus mechanism.
I like that you see value in cryptocurrency, but you should probably kill yourself.