CT Pool clicker game
In short
If you know the CryptoTab browser, CT Pool will look familiar: same mining idea, just packed into a mini app and without taxing your phone. It's fine to poke at out of curiosity. We wouldn't take the income figures from the pitch at face value, though.
About the game
This isn't a game in the usual sense. CT Pool sells mining with no hardware: your device computes nothing, the pool's machines do the work, and you get a balance that ticks up. The upside is obvious: no battery drain, no warm phone.
There are several coins to choose from, and the team talks about a wide list. Controls are simple: switch it on, pick a currency, check in now and then. No tapping, no cute upgrades, none of the usual game dressing.
The loudest line in the pitch is income of up to a dollar a minute with round-the-clock withdrawals. That sounds too good, and you can't verify it before you start. The description doesn't explain where the money comes from when someone else's hardware does the mining. Our advice: put nothing in and judge by results, not promises.
The interface is in English. If you want to know whether it pays out for real, start small and try a withdrawal first.
You'll like it if
- you're curious what cloud mining looks like from the inside
- you don't want an app eating your battery
- you're happy to test claims with tiny amounts
Skip it if
- you want a proper game with upgrades and a leaderboard
- big income figures make you suspicious, and fair enough
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