Bitcoin / Crypto Celsius Referral Offers

[homie]

This is not one for crypto noobs as you will need to already have a wallet and some crypto. If you are new to crypto and want a bonus to get you started then my Crypto.com post is a good place to start. https://www.themoneyshed.co.uk/inde...ree-spotify-free-netflicks.12245/#post-178949

Anyway, back to the business in hand: Earn $50 in Bitcoin when you make a new account and first transfer in $400 or more of crypto. You must hold the money in Celsius for 30 days, then the $50 is automatically credited to your account and you can withdraw everything if you wish.

Celsius describes itself as a platform Built by HODLers, for HODLers, that lets you buy, save and borrow over 30 different cryptocurrencies. Manage your crypto portfolio and earn compounding rewards.

You will earn interest paid weekly on all the crypto you hold with them. Interest rates are good and pretty much in line with the rest of the crypto industry. BTC pays 6.2% APR

There is an smartphone app and a web version. I don't normally like mobile apps but in this case I think the app is better. You have the same account and password for both so its fine to use both if you want. I've been using it about a year and not had any problems.

Once you have joined there are other deposit promotions throughout the year you can take advantage of. A good one I've done recently was Transfer $200 or more of any supported crypto to your Celsius wallet and receive $30 in BTC. Like the new user offer you normally have to keep the money in for 30 days to get the bonuses.

$50 sign up link https://celsiusnetwork.app.link/1739045f0f
or
Referral ID to put into phone app: 1739045f0f

**warning - depending on the cyrpto you are transferring and where you are transferring it from there might be transaction fees. So check with wherever you are transferring from what fees might be and don't transfer something like ETH which usually has high fees. **

 

[Wayne0]

This is not one for crypto noobs as you will need to already have a wallet and some crypto. If you are new to crypto and want a bonus to get you started then my Crypto.com post is a good place to start. https://www.themoneyshed.co.uk/inde...ree-spotify-free-netflicks.12245/#post-178949

Anyway, back to the business in hand: Earn $50 in Bitcoin when you make a new account and first transfer in $400 or more of crypto. You must hold the money in Celsius for 30 days, then the $50 is automatically credited to your account and you can withdraw everything if you wish.

Celsius describes itself as a platform Built by HODLers, for HODLers, that lets you buy, save and borrow over 30 different cryptocurrencies. Manage your crypto portfolio and earn compounding rewards.

You will earn interest paid weekly on all the crypto you hold with them. Interest rates are good and pretty much in line with the rest of the crypto industry. BTC pays 6.2% APR

There is an smartphone app and a web version. I don't normally like mobile apps but in this case I think the app is better. You have the same account and password for both so its fine to use both if you want. I've been using it about a year and not had any problems.

Once you have joined there are other deposit promotions throughout the year you can take advantage of. A good one I've done recently was Transfer $200 or more of any supported crypto to your Celsius wallet and receive $30 in BTC. Like the new user offer you normally have to keep the money in for 30 days to get the bonuses.

$50 sign up link https://celsiusnetwork.app.link/1739045f0f
or
Referral ID to put into phone app: 1739045f0f

**warning - depending on the cyrpto you are transferring and where you are transferring it from there might be transaction fees. So check with wherever you are transferring from what fees might be and don't transfer something like ETH which usually has high fees. **

Hi is this now open to UK applicants again?

 

[homie]

Hi is this now open to UK applicants again?

I never knew it wasn't. There was nothing on the home page or in the T&C's that exclude any particular country. But googling seems to suggest they have closed to new UK customers. I will double check to make sure and update the thread accordingly.