There is no cost for the information we are providing you.  You will need to fund your own mining account.  The only thing we ask is that you use our get started link so we get a referral for any contracts you may purchase in the future.

We’ve found that a $400.00 investment will allow you to buy contracts in the $360.00 range.  You could also start with $650.00 as there are often $600.00 contracts available.  Give yourself a little buffer.

Setting up your initial accounts, maybe an hour.  Once you have followed our tutorial and have purchased your initial contract(s), ongoing time spent per week should be less than an hour.

No.  All you need to do is follow our tutorial.

Start slow.  Try to get your original investment back.  Then, you can continue to use your original investment profit amount to build your balance into being able to purchase bigger and bigger contracts.

Cryptocurrency is risky in its nature.  Be able to afford to lose whatever money you invest in cryptocurrency.  Cloud mining contracts are no exception.

Expect about 60 days to double your original investment, where you can then recoup your original investment.  Then, it’s important that you keep updated when your contracts expire so you can quickly get another one purchased.  If your money is sitting in “available balance” then it’s not working for you or making any daily profits.

By actively keeping your initial investment working in contracts, expect around 60 days for your seed money to double.  Withdraw that and that leaves you starting over, but with zero risk.

Take advantage of the $10.00 contract.  This can be purchased once per day and returns 6% or 60 cents.  That’s not going to make you rich, but it’s a great way to get comfortable purchasing contracts.  Watch how the $10.00 is deducted from your available balance and then returned to you the next day plus $0.60.  That same process is applied to all contracts.

Our experience is much better with a larger screen. Laptop or desktop screens allows easier navigation and better contract comparisons.

While it is possible to do all of this with a smartphone, it is not something we do regularly.

You need to take into consideration your available balance, available contracts, and when your next set of contracts expires, giving you the best option for buying contracts.

No.  The $100.00 contract can only be purchased once.

We’ve had 14 concurrent contracts at one time, working an account balance of $20,406.29.  These were comprised of various contracts valued at $5,000.00, $600.00, and $400.00.

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