I Tested Bitcoin Miners at EVERY Price Point

If you want to mine Bitcoin, I'm going to show you how to do it at every level from free all the way up to the pro level where you might spend thousands. By the end of this video, you'll know exactly where you should start, whether that's $0 and a laptop you already own

or a five-figure rig that pays you Bitcoin while it heats your house. Let's get into it. And level zero is for free. Mine with what you already own. You likely don't need to spend anything to start mining today. If you've got a computer with a halfway decent CPU or a GPU, you can start hashing in about five

minutes. I'm going to show you the three best ways to do it for free. Number one, NiceHash. And NiceHash is the most popular. You download the QuickMiner or NiceHash Mine app, plug in a Bitcoin payment address, and click start. It benchmarks your hardware to know how powerful it is, and then automatically points that hardware to

whichever coin is the most profitable to mine right now, and pays you out in Bitcoin. You're technically mining altcoins under the hood most of the time, but you receive Bitcoin. It's super simple. And just know that GPUs, your video card, work way better than CPUs here usually. If you're on a laptop with no graphics card, your earnings

might be extra tiny. But, it's still fun. It's hands-on, and it's a great way to learn. Number two, Unmineable, which is similar but lets you mine directly to a Bitcoin address using your CPU or GPU. It supports a bunch of coins on the back end and converts your earnings to BTC. The big advantage though is there's no

account, no sign up, just paste your Bitcoin address as the worker name and go. And number three is Kryptex. Kryptex might be one of the most user-friendly or beginner-friendly out of the three. It's a Windows-only app with a very clean interface. Shows you exactly how much you'll be earning in real time. You