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What is CoinPot?

As of 6th July 2017 ALL payments from Moon Litecoin are made instantly and directly into your CoinPot account.
This includes faucet claims and referral commission earnings.

How does CoinPot work?

CoinPot is a brand new cryptocurrency microwallet, designed to collect and combine faucet payouts and earnings from a number of different faucets/sources - such as Moon Litecoin.
CoinPot supports multiple currencies: bitcoin, dogecoin and litecoin initially
Withdrawal options include Faucet Hub and direct to your wallet via the blockchain
(NOTE: Each of these options has different withdrawal thresholds and some may incur a withdrawal fee)
Other benefits of CoinPot are...
1) Increased security - optional 2FA
2) Instant conversion between your coins (COMING SOON!)

What happened to my previous earnings?

Don't worry, your account balance and all your previous transactions have been transfered over to CoinPot automatically.
You simply need to manage these earning via CoinPot from now on.
From now, Moon Litecoin will show your total CoinPot litecoin balance - including Moon Litecoin earnings combined with those from other sources.


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Founded in 2014 by Silicon Valley entrepreneurs Ron Hose and Runar Petursson,Coins is Southeast Asia’s leading mobile blockchain-enabled platform that enables anyone, including those without bank accounts, to easily access financial services directly from their phone. Using Coins, customers have access to a mobile wallet and services such as remittances, air-time, bill payments, and online shopping at over 100,000 merchants who accept digital currency. Operating in the Philippines and Thailand, Coins' mission is to increase financial inclusion by delivering financial services directly to people through their mobile phones.



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  • Earn up to 0.00026 mBTC per click
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  • Minimum payout is 0.10000 mBTC
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PesoMiner is a mining website application which helps you to earn extra money using your Computer's CPU or processing power for mining digital currency called Monero (XMR). It is safe and easy to manage since we provided our browser mining system to adjust the CPU useage and number of threads to use during mining.



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After you register in our affiliate program, you get a unique affiliate ID that is added to all your links (?p=173227) and into their HTML code. You can publish links to any pages of the BestChange.com service on your site, page, in communities and on social networks. When a user attracted by your ad clicks your affiliate link and comes to our site, the system remembers this visitor and automatically registers it as a visitor brought by you (it means that the customer comes from you). After the user starts using the site, you start getting your affiliate reward. The reward will accrue on your account even if you do nothing more and it will go on forever. You can always see the amount accrued on your account in your affiliate account and also apply for its withdrawal (restricted by a minimum limit only).



If you find bitcoin confusing, you’re not alone. Many Filipinos also want to know what bitcoin is, where to buy bitcoin, and how it works. While the mechanics behind bitcoin are pretty complex, it can be used just like you would any traditional currency like the Philippine peso.
Bitcoin, just like standard money, is a medium of exchange. It has value, can be converted to pesos, and can be used to purchase goods and services from merchants. Bitcoin is not controlled by a single government or organization, though companies that operate bitcoin services are regulated in the Philippines by the Bangko Sentral.  
To get a general understanding of how bitcoin works, it helps to compare it against a bank transaction.

HOW BANKS SEND MONEY TO EACH OTHER

Sending money from one bank to another is a more complicated process than you’d think. Consider the following scenarios:
Scenario 1: Sending money locally
You owe a friend P1,000, who requested that you deposit it in her bank account. You each have savings accounts at different major banks in the Philippines.
So the P1,000 leaves your bank account, and your bank sends it to the Central Bank. When major banks in the Philippines do transactions with each other, they do it through the database of the Bangko Sentral, which is known as an Automated Clearing House (ACH). The ACH processes a large number of debit and credit transactions between banks.
Once the ACH processes your transaction, the P1,000 goes to your friend’s bank, who then deposits it into her account.  
Scenario 2: Sending money overseas
The process gets a little more complicated when you send money overseas. That’s because there’s no global ACH for international transactions. Instead, domestic banks send money internationally through correspondent banks, which processes transactions on their behalf.  
Now let’s say you’re working in Singapore and want to send money to your parents in the Philippines. The infographic below illustrates how a typical international wire transfer would look like when you’re sending money from your Singapore bank to a Philippine-based bank.
In this example, your Singapore bank doesn’t have a presence in the Philippines. So your bank would have to send the money to Standard Chartered, its domestic correspondent bank. This example assumes that Standard Chartered doesn’t do retail banking in the Philippines.
So instead, Standard Chartered sends the money to its correspondent bank in the Philippines, HSBC. HSBC then withdraws the funds from Standard Chartered’s account and sends it to your parents’ Philippine-based bank. But then another bank handles the foreign exchange conversion between SGD and PHP.
All these banks send international messages to each other about the transaction using SWIFT codes (the  Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication).
Is your head spinning yet? This is actually an oversimplified representation of what happens when you transfer money through banks. The reality is a lot more complex and involves head offices and central banks. There are also additional complications such as having cut off times, clearing times, different rates for different amounts transferred, and currency exchange rates.

HOW A BITCOIN TRANSACTION WORKS

In contrast to banking, a bitcoin transaction is simpler. To send bitcoin, you need a bitcoin wallet, which lets you store bitcoin, send bitcoin, or receive bitcoin. You also need your recipient’s bitcoin wallet address.
Now, let’s say you want to send bitcoin to a friend. To start a bitcoin transaction, you simply have to copy or scan your friend’s bitcoin wallet address into your bitcoin wallet’s Send interface, then enter the amount you want to send. Once you hit the “send” button, the transaction is created by your wallet and broadcast into the Bitcoin network, where they undergo confirmation for security and transaction integrity. The process goes like this regardless of the location of the sender and recipient.  
Once your transaction is verified, bitcoin miners group it with other transactions into a “block” and add this block to the Bitcoin “blockchain” – a shared, public record of all bitcoin transactions ever made. Once your transaction has been added to the block, your wallet will send you a confirmation. The recipient then gets bitcoin in their wallet.
With bitcoin, there is generally no need for correspondent banking. Every bitcoin user is under the same network. Transactions are made possible through blockchains, which metaphorically speaking, plays the role of regulator, securer, organizer, communicator, and recorder.
Disclaimer: Trading bitcoin and other virtual currencies carries a high level of risk, and may not be suitable for everyone. Read the full BSP advisory to understand the risks of buying, holding, or trading cryptocurrencies.


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