Hello Hive community. Today I bring you a review of Rollercoin, a very interesting site that has brought me some joy. We will cover the following:
- My previous experience in crypto projects
- How it works
- My withdrawals and payment proofs
- A final reflection
My previous experience in crypto projects
Since the pandemic began, Bitcoin and the crypto world caught my attention. Being new, I basically jumped into everything that was “new.” I invested, created accounts, and participated in Twitter giveaways. Sometimes I did well, sometimes not so well, although in the end most projects turned out to be scams.
During one of those searches, back in 2021, I found Rollercoin through a YouTube channel. The premise was simple: play minigames, earn temporary mining power, and if you want permanent mining power, buy miners.
Since 2021 was the peak of physical Bitcoin mining, and this site offered “cloud” mining, I didn’t hesitate and signed up.
How it works
Rollercoin is not a cloud mining site. The correct way to describe it is as a “Mining Gaming Simulator,” which does pay with real cryptocurrencies.
Once registered on the site — you can do so from here if you like — the first thing you’ll see is a very nice retro-style interface. This will be our main menu.
As you can see in the image below, and just like in a physical mining farm, this is where we place all our miners to “mine.” The more miners you have, the more mining power you get, and the more cryptocurrency you receive from the pool.
– Great! So we just need to get miners, right? And how do we get them?
There are different paths to obtain miners: for investors, for free-to-play players, and for a combination of both. Free-to-play players who invest in specific situations — that would be my case.
Some of the most common ways to get miners are:
• Participating in events. Some events give you miners simply for “playing” minigames.
• Buying miners in the Marketplace. While playing minigames, you earn mining power. Use it to mine “RLT,” the website’s currency. With that currency, you can buy miners. You can also buy miners directly with crypto — that option is aimed at investors.
• Completing achievements. Nowadays, Rollercoin has a system that rewards you as you complete certain milestones, such as playing “X” number of minigames. With this system you can obtain miners, RLT, and RST — the site’s native currencies — which you can use to buy more miners.
Doesn’t it really look like a gaming site? It reminds me of old MMORPGs. Maybe that’s why it caught my attention so much.
By the way, you can mine Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB, TRX, and more!
My withdrawals and payment proofs
I imagine this is the most important part. Does it really pay? Yes. In the almost 5 years I’ve been using Rollercoin, I can say that I’ve always had successful withdrawals. Since I’ve been around for a long time, I’m currently ranked in the Global Top 800. Converted to dollars — depending on the cryptocurrency I’m mining — I can earn between $6 and $8 per day.
Below I share an image of some of my Ethereum withdrawals. For security reasons, I slightly cropped my wallet address.
Just like with ETH, I’ve withdrawn Polygon, BNB, BTC, Doge, and more. Everything sounds nice so far, but now I’ll tell you the “hard” part — and what has allowed this website to stay active for so long. Many sites that offer such high returns collapse much earlier.
A final reflection
It’s no coincidence that Rollercoin has been paying for so long — we’re talking about 7 years. Little by little, it’s becoming a veteran platform. In recent years, the site has leaned heavily toward a “Pay to Win” mechanic, meaning that incentives for investors are increasingly attractive, which makes things harder for free-to-play players.
If we add to this the fact that a new player has a lot to learn and, due to lack of information, can miss out on unique events or opportunities, the result is many players giving up.
That’s why I included the word “Tactics” in the title. More than a faucet you cash out every hour, Rollercoin relies heavily on tactics and information management. That’s how I got to where I am today — first as a free player, then by reinvesting, taking advantage of events, speculating, and building a small community. All of that has helped me grow.
I always tell newcomers not to see this website as something quick. It requires consistency and patience — and perhaps seeing it as a game. But once you do things right, you can end up with around $250 per month, as is my case. It’s not a huge amount, but it’s money earned through the web.
That’s all for today! If you’d like to learn more about the project, you can join my Discord. https://discord.gg/eTuabGkwQW
I hope I'm not breaking any rules lol