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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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Eligius Bitcoin Mining Pool Review

May 2018 update – The front end for Eligius has been down for time now since late 2017, and while it may be mining with some users, it hasn’t found many blocks in a long …

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Triple Mining Bitcoin Mining Pool Review

May 2018 update – Triple Mining Pool has been closed since the end of 2015. This article is up for historical reference only. A look at the TripleMining Bitcoin Mining Pool (originally published March 2015) …

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gHash.io Bitcoin Mining Pool Review

A look at the gHash.io Mining Pool Please note: This review is based on a relatively small amount of hashing, a few hundred ghs. The stats outlined in this review may not apply to larger miners. We …

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BTC Guild Bitcoin Mining Pool Review

A look at BTC Guild Mining Pool Please note: This review is based on a relatively small amount of hashing, a few hundred ghs. The stats outlined in this review may not apply to larger …

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If you want to buy a secure, hardware based wallet that supports Bitcoin, Ethereum (via MyEtherWallet) and other major cryptocurrencies including Dash, Litecoin and zCash, we use and highly recommend Trezor Bitcoin Hardware Wallet which is available in white or black from €59 + Shipping. You can read our unboxing of the Trezor Model T or our Trezor One Wallet Review to see why.

Alternatively there are other reliable hardware wallets available such as the Ledger Nano S which costs €59 + shipping or a Keepkey which costs $79 + shipping.

If you're looking for a simple, free mobile wallet for your iOS or Android device that also lets you buy and sell crypto, we recommend Coinbase which will give you €8 free bitcoin if you buy/sell more than €89 in crypto.

If you'd like to hodl your crypto but still want to use it in different ways, there's an ever increasing ways to use your crypto.

Looking for a wallet that pays interest in the crypto you're depositing? Blockfi or Celsius Mobile App let your earn interest (in the crypto you deposit) for leaving it on their platform for at least a month.

If you'd like to get access to cash with your crypto without selling it, SALT Lending offer loans in most US states and a number of countries (including Northern Ireland & UK, but not Ireland). Loans are available from 3-12 months and start at $5000, with competitive interest rates and your crypto is returned to you once loans are repaid.

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.

Want to earn crypto while browsing privately with in-built adblock? Brave Browser allows you to do just that!

Presearch is a crypto based search engine which lets you search their own as well as all major other search engines. Earn PRE each day as you search.

You can register, watch some videos, do a quiz and earn $10 worth of Stellar Lumens (XLM), $10 worth of EOS or $12 of OXT by signing up to Coinbase Earn and once you're registered get another $30 or so of other altcoins which you can exchange into bitcoin or ethereum.

Want to use your computer to mine cryptocurrency? Cudominer lets you mine a variety of cryptocurrencies and you will get a bonus 10,000 satoshis once you mine your first 5,000 satoshis worth of crypto. Note, this could potentially cause damage to your machine as we learned the hard way so do it at your own risk.

Finally, 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.