Have you ever found yourself working your way up to 3500 satoshis, eagerly filling out the captcha on a faucet and working the dice or spinning wheel game with the merigold method, only to loose everything for the nth time, because ever so often you get red or odd seven times in a row? Turns out you have not actually beaten the system. Oh, and when you do finally manage to allegedly fulfill the conditions for withdrawal from some dodgy online casino, your cherished mBTC never appears in your wallet, because of allegations of 'advantage play' that the casino will undoubtedly lobby, since it may do so with impunity.
At those times it seems that apart from buying crypto with your hard earned money, the only way to stop being such a no-coiner is to mine the stuff yourself. But if there is one thing worse than faucets in 2021 it's mining crypto in 2021... Unless perhaps there is a saviour on the horizon. Some project that would link together a faucet, mining cloud, exchange... And there we have it, without much further ado I am happy to shill my first shill StormGain drops approximately 12 cents an hour in BTC to those among us who will set the clock going every four hours. The profits come from their mining service, the speed of which you can increase by depositing funds. In fact, when signing up, use code BONUS25 to receive 25USDT when you deposit at least 100USDT. This bonus however is not simple cash in hand, a closer look reveals that after topping up with 100USDT, the 25USDT bonus will be added to your bonus balance, which you will be able to trade with, but not withdraw. If you feel lucky or have a tendency for gambling, you could do that, or you could do what I did and take a faucet-ian approach.
Treat this project as a faucet, a dollar every eight hours is hardly minimum wage, but you do no work for it. Not even filling in a captcha. Your computer's CPU also has nothing to do with it. So this approach seems best. Take note however that you will need to wait at least 80 hours to withdraw anything, since the minimum withdrawal* is 10 USD (in BTC) and so it will take twenty 4h cycles to gather that much. For those among you who are impatient and can't wait that long, here is what you were all waiting for: a reflink.
https://app.stormgain.com/friend/BNS63845953
Use this and you will start mining with a 3 USD balance, saving you the equivalent of 24 hours wait. In exchange I will receive 15% of what you mine, so if you manage to wait out the remaining 56 hours (3-4 days) I will be rewarded for my heralding of the fairly good news with 1,5 USD, not at your expense of course. If you feel like those are acceptable conditions, give it a go.
The cautious among you must have noticed the asterisk next to 'withdrawal'. Indeed, things are never as good as advertised. Remember the 25USDT bonus you get from depositing 100USDT? Well, the 10 USD you get works in much the same way. You can use your mined balance to trade and it is only this potential gain from trading that you truly own. Taking all of the above into consideration the verdict is simple: StormGain has pretty much eliminated the faucet as competition. Crypto trading, while still rather random and oftentimes primitive (SG lacks precise investing tools that I talk about in The False Dichotomy of Buy and Sell) trumps dice and other casino games in that the game is not rigged from the start. While StormGain does not allow for trading the most volatile crypto, juggling BTC, BCH and ETH (my favourite speculation coins that SG offers) should with a little patience bring in decent returns. I advise patience and getting to about 20-30 dollars through mining before making your first trade(s). All in all I can genuinely advise StormGain as an alternative to faucets, but do not expect you can get it going with multiple accounts on a few spare devices on a couple of different networks and retire to Belize. That's not how the world works; there ain't no such thing as a free dinner. So weight this opportunity well and commit to it if you so wish.
Finally, please let me know if I have mislead you somehow; airdrop conditions are notoriously tricky and there might be some catch I have not been able to identify beforehand. I hate shills that misinform and try and get you to click useless links, so I don't want to become one. I hope this link ends up not just getting used, but being useful.
