Review on Coinfoundry by David Olayide
A Brief Review Of Coinfoundry
There are a lot of cryptocurrency miners today, and each separate one of them has it’s own features that make it different from other miners. Mining platforms are another way to make money by mining coins and tokens from different cryptocurrencies. CoinFoundry brings to the table, mining options that makes it relatively easier to mine crypto globally. The mining platform has servers both in the US, in Europe and even Asia. CoinFoundry, hss been on the scene since 2017 and has not been downgraded ever since.
Coinfoundry offers miners the opportunity to mine such coins as Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Litecoin, Dash, Monacoin, Bitcoin Gold, Digibyte, as well as other crypto units each having their separate mining pools hosted on the CoinFoundry mining pool platform. It is notable that the mining platform claims to offer a 0.3% commission rate.
When I was making my research about this mining platform, I found it hard to access their website. I don’t know why this is so. Additionally, I found very little information on the internet that could give anyone an idea of what CoinFoundry is or if it even exists at all. This area is one that CoinFoundry will have to work on because they need more publicity. They need to explain how things work on their platform. More information is needed about their entire setup.
The mining pool promises fast and seamless transactions and also claims to split fees and charges with the miner. There is also a client support system, although I am yet to see or experience how goof it is for myself.
Pros
- Less comissions and charges on mining
- Multiple mining options
Cons
- Almost zero publicity
- No merged mining
