How to mine Ethereum
I’m sure you’ve already heard of the cryptocurrency craze way before reading this post. Cryptocurrencies are slowly and quietly revolutionizing the way financial systems and transactions work (and should work in my opinion). With Bitcoin hitting its $18K mark not awhile ago, a current total of $316B in market cap and hundreds of ICOs (Initial Coin Offering) conducted since August, it’s sure to say there’s a bubble in the cryptocurrency space. What’s more, is that it doesn’t seem this bubble is going anywhere, anytime soon. As you can see, the total market cap of cryptocurrencies has grown from under $50B to over $150 in under a year! I highly recommend purchasing coins with the exchange Binance or Coinbase (if you just want Ethereum). Binance has by far the most variety of tokens to invest in, Coinbase has an amazing user experience and both are considered extremely secure. To purchase coins with Coinbase click here, or with Binance click here. Personally, I’m very interested in Ether
