Greetings, fellow crypto-nauts!

My last post -- which you can find here -- covered mining cryptocurrency with your smartphone.

In case you missed it the first time around, or if you skimmed over it because your phone runs on iOS, here's your friendly reminder.

Now, I know it's easy to automatically dismiss something you may not fully understand.

With that in mind, I came up with some reasons why you wouldn't want to mine crypto with an item that's next to you 24/7 anyhow.

Reasons Phone Mining May Scare You

• My Data!

Since you're not actually mining, the app's data usage is minimal.

• My Speed!

Personally, I can't tell the difference in phone performance whether the miner is on or off.

• My Time!

Other than checking in on it occasionally, there's nothing much to do.

Again, we've got free crypto coming from a free app. And, this free crypto is exchangeable for $BTC and $ETH -- allowing you to swap for just about any coin or token in the entire crypto-verse.

I think you may like mining crypto with your phone if you give it a chance. The great thing about free apps is that you can just delete them if they don't live up to your expectations.

And, it's not about referrals or commissions. They're teeny tiny in this instance. 

Instead, this is all about adoption. The more people interacting with blockchain and crypto, the stronger both industries become.

My intent is to alert you of free access to a mobile payment solution without borders.

Peace and love to you all!

~ BlockchainAuthor

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DYOR 

This post's information is for educational purposes only. Always do your own research when considering involvement with blockchain startups. Seek the help of a professional if financial decisions become difficult for you to make.  Did you make it this far into the disclaimer? Congratulations, you're in the top 1% :-)