Cryptotab is NOT A SCAM. Here's my earnings.

What is a Crypto Tab?

Crypto Tab is a Bitcoin mining browser whilst people can work on their laptop and use a phone.

What? Can I mine Bitcoin? Seriously? Yes.. you can mine bitcoin.

Usually people tend to take it as a scam and I was also doubtful about crypto tab.

To conclude this is not a scam.

Here's my evidence which shows record details of transaction.

They sent me bitcoin that I have minded so far, it took some time though.

How can I mine?

You can install crypto tab through https://cryptotabbrowser.com/18005249

It has two versions which are pro and light and you can use it on your phone and laptop.

It's just much like extensions of chrome so you can enjoy Netflix series while using it.

If you use crypto tab pro, you can mine bitcoin much faster.

This is about 8 hours mining output on my phone.

You can also maximize a mining speed.

some of you might think this gives a paltry of 1% return but it's better than doing nothing, isn't it?

https://cryptotabbrowser.com/18005249

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