4 Reasons Why Your Friends Should Join Coin Hunter
Coin Hunter is the most fun way to introduce people to cryptocurrencies. Here are 4 reasons why your friends should join the crypto hunt.
If you have been following Coin Hunter’s social media accounts and our blog posts, chances are, you would have downloaded our app and tried our revolutionary crypto hunting game. We hope you are enjoying our app so far.
It might have also crossed your mind to recommend the game to your friends. And if you’re not sure playing the game will provide them benefits, worry not — Coin Hunter is definitely good for them in more ways than one. In this blog, we show you 4 reasons why your friends should join you in playing Coin Hunter.
1. Earn Free Cryptos
We have designed our platform to become a means to introduce people to cryptocurrency. Despite the advancements that our society has taken, a good number of people still do not have access to cryptocurrencies. With Coin Hunter, your friends simply need to open their phones, turn on Coin Hunter and scan their surroundings for floating cryptos.
Through Coin Hunter, your friends may also encounter new cryptocurrencies that are yet to make their debut on mainstream platforms. And if they moon, well, guess who were the first ones to claim them?!
Note: The Coin Hunter app is still in its beta phase, and the coins that you will be obtaining in-game cannot be converted into real money as they are only for simulation. We will be giving updates once we have successfully completed our testing.
2. Fun game
Remember the day when Pokémon Go made its debut? There’s a pretty good chance you do. In the first month alone, the game has recorded a $207 million revenue. Pokémon hunters scrambled to purchase power banks to sustain their quest to become the very best. Despite the hype and the criticisms that it has received from powerful personalities — how many games garner enough attention to have leaders speak about them? — the game still thrives to this day.
At Coin Hunter, we attempt to accomplish a similar feat.
At best, we see cryptocurrencies only through hashes and candlesticks. Many math and IT geniuses may be able to understand them without any problem, but many of us aren’t. That is why we believe it is important for people to have a physical experience of obtaining cryptos. With the aid of augmented reality (AR), you and your loved ones can effectively visualize digital assets and see through their phone’s display how each crypto goes into their balance.
3. Exercise
When was the last time your friends jogged or went to the gym? Yesterday? That’s awesome! But if not, then why so? Which activities are your friends investing their energy on? If it’s causing them to lose sleep or is affecting their overall health, then it’s probably high time that you tell them to walk with you to the park and hunt cryptocurrencies there. You don’t have to jog or take long strides while you’re walking with your friends; take a casual walk and talk about life. You might not have burned as many calories as you would if you went to the gym, but at least you didn’t spend any money. Plus, you were able to catch up with each other!
A friendly reminder though: always be cautious on the road! Walk only on designated pedestrian areas and watch for the traffic signs all the time!
4. Free CHC
At Coin Hunter, we value friendship. By referring a friend who will download the Coin Hunter app and register, you will receive free 5 Coin Hunter Coin (CHC) as well as your friend. In the app settings, click the “Refer a Friend” button and share it. For each successful download and signup, both of you will receive 5 CHCs.
This incentive comes on top of the cryptocurrencies that your party can obtain out of the game. How cool is that?!
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Aside from the ones mentioned above, what other reason can you think of? Write them in the comment section. Should you have questions, you may send them at support@ecoinhunter.com Meanwhile, follow our social media sites to know more about our platform.
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