Crypto Gems

Swagbucks is a great way to earn gift cards online. The way you do it is you earn SB, the internal currency, and then redeem the SB for a gift card of your choice. 100 SB is basically equivalent to 1 US dollar, although some gift cards might be discounted, and the cheapest one costs 140 SB for a mere 1 dollar gift card, so it's probably best to wait until you have at least 300 SB before redeeming them for a gift card worth $3 or more. I believe, in theory at least, that if you got one of the Visa reward cards, you could use that to buy cryptocurrency from an exchange. However, for the purposes of my first and second payment proofs, which you can find near the bottom of this page, I simply got Amazon gift cards, worth $5 and $25 respectively. A word of warning for the privacy-conscious: Swagbucks did require that I verify my identity via either text message or snail mail prior to allowing me to redeem my SB for the first Amazon gift card. Also, please be sure to use a password of 2

Update: Now that I have received my first payment and screenshotted it for payment proof, I have moved over most of this content to my Swagbucks review and guid e. I will leave these preliminary thoughts here for historical reasons, but please see my review and guide for more updated information. I won't be updating this to a review and guide until my first payout, in the form of a $5 Amazon gift card, finishes processing. Apparently, this process can take 5-10 days, but I have already earned the SB and am just waiting for the process to go through. Once it does, I will be able to post payment proof. Swagbucks  is a way to earn gift cards online. The way you do it is you earn SB, the internal currency, and then redeem the SB for a gift card of your choice. 100 SB is basically equivalent to 1 US dollar, although some gift cards might be discounted, and the cheapest one costs 140 SB for a mere 1 dollar gift card, so it's probably best to wait until you have at least 300 SB befor

Horizen Community Hub has a Horizen faucet you can claim from once per day.  Affiliate Disclosure: I receive referral commissions if you use my referral link, which appears multiple times on this page. Getting started You'll need to get a Horizen wallet, ideally one of their official ones. You can start claiming from Horizen Community Hub without a Horizen wallet, but your claims will be substantially reduced (about a third of what they are once you confirm your Horizen wallet address) and you won't actually get your payment until you get the Horizen wallet. I got the Sphere by Horizen wallet. If you use a non-official wallet, you probably won't be able to confirm your address, but you'll still be able to claim the lower amount. The process of address confirmation involves cryptographically signing a message they give you, and then giving them back the signed version of a message. In  public-private key cryptography (also known as asymmetric encryption), a cryptograp

Here follows my open letter to Coinpot regarding non-payment issues. I censored a few things, such as my protonmail account name and my IP address, and the formatting probably appears a little different on blogspot than it does on Gmail. I publish this in the hopes that it will be helpful to others. I previously sent Coinpot support 4 e-mails before this one. However, two were duplicates since I tried to contact them from both my Protonmail account and my Gmail account, so only two unique e-mails before this. I also tried contacting the support for Bonus BitCoin, Bit Fun, and Moon Bitcoin to see if they'd be willing to intervene on my behalf. _________________________________________________________________________________ Subject: I followed the terms of service. I never used a bot and I never had more than one account. Dear Coinpot staff, I followed your terms of service. I never used a bot or other form of automation. I never had more than one account. I kept my password secure.