BitCloudFarm Miner — Months of Mining, No Withdrawal
BitCloudFarm Miner promises instant withdrawals from a virtual farm. A user who hit the threshold says 0.0997 BTC never arrived. Read the listing evidence.
Titan Miner — Nova Miner’s Twin With a 0.1 BTC Wall
Titan Miner sells miner rentals, bars cash-out below 0.1 BTC, and shares placeholder balances with Nova Miner and BitCloudFarm. See the listing evidence.
Real BitCoin Mining — A Simulation Wearing PowerMine
Real BitCoin Mining calls itself a virtual simulation yet sells miners, and its own screenshots carry the PowerMine name. Users report failed withdrawals.
BlockMiningMiner — One Small Payout, Then Nothing
BlockMiningMiner sells miner packs for cloud mining. A user got one small payout before they stopped, another hit a sub-$2 daily cap. Read the evidence.
Nova Miner — A Simulation That Rents You Miners
Nova Miner says it is built to simulate Bitcoin mining, yet sells miner rentals with hidden fees and a withdrawal limit that moved from 0.005 to 0.1 BTC.
CryptoRise — Watch Ads to Boost a Balance That Never Pays
CryptoRise BTC Cloud Mining promises instant cloud mining. Users say subscribers do not mine and withdrawals never pay. Read the listing evidence first.
22BT Coin Mining — Wait 14 Days or Pay $1.99 to Withdraw
22BT Coin Mining lets coins lose value while you wait, then offers a free withdrawal after 14 days at a 52% loss or a paid one. Read the evidence first.
Zoxni Mining — The Same App In A Different Colour
Verdict up front: Zoxni Mining and Cloud Mining Hub are published under two different developer names — and their Play Store galleries show the same application, down to an identical balance of 0.00000000722738001 printed in both. One is blue. One is purple. That is the difference. Zoxni Mining: Cloud Miner is published by Amartha Studio. […]
DOGE Mining — The Counter That Went Back To Zero
Verdict up front: a user of DOGE Mining watched adverts until his balance reached 37% of the 100 needed to open withdrawals. He opened the app the next day and the counter had started over. The app takes no money from you. It takes something it can sell. DOGE Mining is published by ASMIK PRO. […]
ClubMining IO — Mining Power For A Five Star Review
Verdict up front: ClubMining IO holds 4.4 stars from 12,800 reviews. Two of its own reviewers describe the same thing: the app rewards you with mining power for posting a Google Play review. If the rating is bought, the rating is not evidence — and it is the only evidence most people check. Cloud Mining […]
BitCoin Cloud Mining — The App With No Reviews
Verdict up front: this app’s listing states plainly: “No Financial Transactions.” Its own store screenshots advertise “TRANSPARENT PAYOUTS, NO FEES”, sell computing power for $1.99, and display an indicative earnings figure of 100.03 BTC. It has no reviews at all. BitCoin Cloud Mining is published by Get Set. On the day we checked it showed […]
Cloud Mining Hub — A Simulation That Takes Money
Verdict up front: Cloud Mining Hub describes itself on the Play Store as a “fully virtualized mining simulation” for “learning, exploration”. Its own store screenshots show mining packs priced at $4.99 and $9.99, and its reviewers describe buying them and waiting for payments. A simulation you can spend real money inside is not a simulation. […]