As described in our previous tutorial, CoinPot and the faucet websites that are connected to it, has been proven to be one of the best ways to get some portions of cryptocurrency for free and get the feel of how the cryptos work.
Besides the three main cryptos that CoinPot has been supporting for a while, bitcoin, litecoin and dogecoin, last week CoinPot has added bitcoin cash and dash to their portfolio.
Interestingly, bitcoin has been renamed to “bitcoin core” and bitcoin cash has been given an equal space as bitcoin in the dashboard as a featured crypocurrency.
CoinPot is a micro wallet service which brings together couple of faucet websites from which you can claim small portions of cryptocurrency every couple of minutes and get all the claimed coins directly into the CoinPot wallet. Once you reach the payment threshold, which is easier to reach for some coins which are cheaper to transfer, like dogecoin, you can get your coins out of the CoinPot micro wallet to wherever you want.
Also, CoinPot will let you to exchange your coins within the dashboard at the current prices, this way you can get your payment threshold faster by converting all the claimed coins into the one you prefer.
Although you can now exchange bitcoin, dogecoin and litecoin also for bitcoin cash and dash within the CoinPot dashboard, no extra faucet websites have been added yet where you could claim bitcoin cash and dash directly.
Currently CoinPot supports 5 faucet websites (referral links included):
Moonbitcoin
Moonlitecoin
Moondogecoin
Bitfun
Bonusbitcoin
Update: Coinpot has recently also added Dash and Bitcoin Cash faucets as well: Moondash and MoonCash
CoinPot has recently introduced another interesting feature of browser mining, an option to get some extra coins into your CoinPot micro wallet by simply keeping their specific mining URL open in you browser.
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