You can earn cryptocoin playing games?
Absolutely, but if you want to do it for free, it’s going to take a while to get going.
There are several places online where you can earn cryptocurrency from playing games, but they tend to either give out tiny amounts, or have problems with withdrawing your currency.
The best exception to this that I’ve found so far is Rollercoin. This is a platform that ‘simulates’ mining crypto (it doesn’t actually mine anything) which uses money from ad revenue to give people playing the game rewards in Bitcoin, Ethereum, Dogecoin, or a few other cryptocoins.
If you click on that link, it’ll take you there through an affiliate link. For the first 24 hours after creating your account you’ll get a tiny power boost, compared to if you didn’t use the link.
Meanwhile, I get a tiny bonus every time you earn anything in the game (don’t worry, it doesn’t reduce what you get). The fact that what I get is proportional to what you get means that it’s absolutely in my interest to make sure that you earn as much as possible. So, expect to see some guides from me in the near future.
Here’s the link again, just in case.
Okay, so realistically, unless you spend money/cryptocurrency that you already have, you won’t earn much near the start. However, as long as you put at least some of the power you earn from games into ‘mining’ Rollertokens (the game’s own currency) you can spend them on buying and upgrading miners, which give you permanent power on top of what you earn from games.
If I’ve done my sums right, at the time of writing (15th April 2022) there are people with enough power to be making about $20 worth of Bitcoins a day just from their miners.
If you want to grow quickly, without spending real money on giving yourself a head-start, then I’d recommend setting 100% of your power to Rollertokens as soon as you can (you can only change your power allocation once per 12 hours and when you create your profile, that counts as the first allocation — 100% to Bitcoin).
You should also probably look to play games whenever you can in spare moments (the website works fine on both PCs and mobile) and to do as many of the ‘event quests’ as possible when there’s an event on.
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