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Kano / CKPool Bitcoin Mining Pool Review

May 2018 update – Kano/CKPool continues to stay alive, although in the two years since this article has invested nothing in it’s UI. Due to the rising difficulty rate, and the way that this pool …

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What is PPLNS in Bitcoin Mining

Please note: At this stage, bitcoin mining can only make sense using dedicated ASIC hardware. Trying to do this on your computer or desktop GPU will probably just damage your hardware or shorten it’s lifetime, …

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Eclipse Mining Consortium (Eclipse MC) Mining Pool Review

May 2018 Update – Unfortunately Eclipse MC stopped running some time ago, this article remains online as a reference. A look at Eclipse Mining Consortium’s Mining Pool Please note: This review is based on a relatively …

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30 hours mining with 10ghs on CEX.io

May 2018 update – Please note both the mining pool and trading platform for CEX.io were discontinued several years ago. Now it operates as a UK based cryptocurrency exchange. Originally published November 2014. December 2014 …

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What is PPS in Bitcoin Mining

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Best Bitcoin BTC Mining Pools of 2009, 2010 and 2011

Part of our Bitcoin Mining Pool by Year series: 2009-2011 | 2012 | 2013 | 2014 | 2015 The first bitcoin was mined in early 2009, with the genesis block mined by Satoshi Nakamoto on January …

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If you're just getting started with cryptocurrency, there are several methods to get your first couple of euro of cryptocurrency to put in your wallet.

Did you know that the Crypto part of Revolut has a section called Learn? You can earn around €10 in free crypto from doing some lessons (and they've recently finally added the option to withdraw your bitcoin from your account to an external wallet address! )

Want to use your computer to mine cryptocurrency? Cudominer lets you mine a variety of cryptocurrencies. Read our Cudominer Review to see how it works. Note, this could potentially cause damage to your machine as we learned the hard way so do it at your own risk.

If you want to try a faucet to earn small amounts of crypto which pay out when you reach a certain threshold of bitcoin, you can roll the dice and potentially get up to $100 in bitcoin once an hour by registering with Free Bitco.in and doing their roll. Once you earn 0.0003 bitcoin, this is transferred to your nominated wallet.