Most crypto lovers will know the struggle of finding legitimate mobile apps that actually give you free cryptocurrencies without some sort of catch. Much of the time that catch is a massive minimum payout that needs to be reached before the user can request their free coins. However, the three Android apps I'll outline below have No minimum payout requirements & payout instantly to your coinbase wallet. If you don't have a coinbase wallet you can sign up for one here. The process is quick & simple. Now, onto the apps!

Bitcoin (BTC)

If you're looking for bitcoins you'll want the
Free Bitcoin Spinner

App Screenshot

Ethereum (ETH)

If you're looking for ethereum you'll want the
Free Ethereum Spinner

App Screenshot

Litecoin (LTC)

If you're looking for litecoin you'll want the
Free Litecoin Spinner

App Screenshot

Or if you're like me, just use all three! This way you'll be able to fill more of your free time and maximize your earnings.

All three of these apps are made by the same developer, Cast Away Studio, and all are of similar, excellent quality. The graphics are bright & fun, which really helps you get lost when trying to just fill some free-time with something mindless. As stated before, payouts are instant, arriving in your coinbase account seconds after initiating the request. Each app allows you to request a payout every 3 days, a timeframe which was put into place to prevent scamming of the app developer's personal coinbase wallet.

What if my coinbase account was created using a non-gmail address?

Great question! This was the issue I ran into when I first found these apps. My main coinbase account was created with a protonmail address, so I ended up having to register my everyday-use gmail account. Whenever you request a payout it'll be sent to the gmail address' coinbase wallet, so you'll have to log into that account and transfer the funds to your main coinbase account. Luckily, coinbase provides free & instant transactions between coinbase accounts when sending to the account's email address opposed to a btc, eth, or ltc address.

But, constantly having to switch between accounts is annoying!

I hear you loud and clear on that. I, myself, felt this way too. So much so that I came up with a way to automate the process, which I will cover in my next post that you can find here.

Until next time,
CaffeinatedMike