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Board Micro Earnings
Re: CRTPTONIUM CONFLICT - New crypto economic game | BTC earnings
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whitcomb90
on 15/03/2019, 14:01:34 UTC
username: whitcomb90

How does morale and energy work? What causes them to be spent?
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Board Service Announcements (Altcoins)
Re: zeroeclipse.com - Play. Survive. Earn.
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whitcomb90
on 14/03/2019, 12:27:46 UTC
Your security certificate is invalid FYI. Has been for a couple days.
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Board Micro Earnings
Re: 🎉 ‼️ 👑 ROLLERCOIN 👑- ONLINE BITCOIN MINING SIMULATOR ‼️ 🎉
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whitcomb90
on 21/07/2018, 18:00:07 UTC
So, bottom line, if you want to buy the first miner available, you have to grind the games for a solid 4-5 hours. At this point you will have the ~4000 sats to get the first miner. When you buy that miner, it will (at the current pool) take you 6 months to get your 4000 satoshi back.

So, if you spent 24 hours straight grinding these games, you could buy 5 miners (with racks). Then, after six months (it will actually be longer than 6 months, because your miners will lose power as the mining pool gets bigger. Realistically, it will be more like 8-10 months) you can cash out a whopping 20k satoshi. OR, you can sign up on countiply, and get 20k satoshi by spending 10 minutes taking a survey. There are plenty of sites that will allow you to get 20k satoshi per week with much less effort than it takes to get 20k on this site in 8 months. Save yourselves the time. I got 20k satoshi on coinpot in, like, two weeks.
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Board Bounties (Altcoins)
Re: ❌❌❌[BOUNTY] DAOX — the Future of ICOs! (Up to $5,000/task), Pre-ICO LIVE!
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whitcomb90
on 19/07/2018, 17:17:05 UTC
#Joined Daox Airdrop

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Board Service Discussion
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How do faucets get advertisers?
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whitcomb90
on 25/02/2015, 03:38:03 UTC
I was under the impression that being able to post ads on your website with services like AdWords required a certain amount of traffic and a certain quality of website. I can't imagine faucets meet these criteria. Is there another service these sites are using?