Complete the Missions
When we first posted this guide, completing missions would earn you a single satoshi. There’s always a mission at the top of the screen, and they’re simple tasks—things like unlocking a new coin, tapping a certain number of power-ups, or earning a set amount of crypto by tapping the mining button.
After an update, however, now you’ll instead earn one of the red nodes, which can be used to purchase things like in-game boosts and chests. It’s now one less way to directly earn Bitcoin, but the nodes can be very useful as you’re playing and help you progress faster—so it’s still worth focusing on the missions as you play.
Hunt for Satoshis
Even if you don’t plan on spending real cash in Bitcoin Miner, you should pop into the in-game store on a regular basis. Why? Because every four hours, a new “satoshi hunt” begins in the store. It’s simple: There are five orange satoshi icons hidden around the menus, and each one you tap earns you 3 real satoshis that you can cash out to your ZBD wallet. That’s 15 satoshis each round and potentially 90 free satoshis each day if you’re vigilant. Free Bitcoin!
Restart Your Mine
In return for starting your mine over again, you’ll get a heap of GPUs (aka fake graphics cards), which can vastly boost your earnings potential. It might seem counterintuitive to repeatedly start over, but we found that we were able to rebuild back to our previous level in about 15 minutes—and then earn way more coins going forward.
Cash Out Regularly
Serious players can stack hundreds of satoshis each day, but Bitcoin Miner puts a daily withdrawal limit on each player—so if you’re racking up big totals, then you should get in the habit of withdrawing regularly so you don’t get backed up.
The daily limit used to be a firm 500 satoshis, but with Bitcoin’s price surging, Fumb has switched to a dynamic limit based on market conditions. As of this writing, for example, it’s 350 satoshis per day—but it could be different by the time you read this.
It’s free to withdraw via the Lightning Network to your ZBD wallet, and then you can always move your Bitcoin from the ZBD wallet to a self-custody one afterward if you please.
Conclusion
By following these seven tips, you can increase your chances of earning a significant amount of Bitcoin in Bitcoin Miner. Remember to complete missions, hunt for satoshis, restart your mine, and cash out regularly to maximize your earnings.
FAQs
Q: How do I earn Bitcoin in Bitcoin Miner?
A: You can earn Bitcoin by completing missions, hunting for satoshis, restarting your mine, and cashing out regularly.
Q: What is the daily withdrawal limit in Bitcoin Miner?
A: The daily withdrawal limit is dynamic and based on market conditions. As of this writing, it’s 350 satoshis per day, but it could be different by the time you read this.
Q: How do I withdraw my Bitcoin from the ZBD wallet?
A: You can withdraw your Bitcoin via the Lightning Network to your ZBD wallet, and then move it to a self-custody wallet afterward if you please.
