Dev tools · September 26, 2017
Bitblog
A blog that mines cryptocurrency in the reader's browser
Bitblog launched on September 26, 2017 with 6 votes, #1,220 of 3,072 launches that month. The site was still online in September 2026, 9 years on.
What it does
Bitblog is a way to easily get started monetizing your blog content with cryptocurrency. It uses Coin Hive to mine Monero coins directly in the reader's browser (with their consent of course). Quickly and easily install the App, add your Coin Hive website key, then deploy.
The AI-native managed headless CMS for content ops. Editors publish without tickets. One platform across sites, brands, and locales. Start free.
Editors publish without waiting on engineering. Every site, brand, and locale on one platform, with AI agents for the repetitive work. Live demo: edit a post in the dashboard, then switch tabs to watch it update everywhere. Marketing owns the publish calendar. Engineering stays on the product instead of shipping a headline, a locale, or a campaign page. Teams move to Cosmic when a separate install per site, or a separate space per brand, becomes the bottleneck. A Workspace pools every brand under one bill and one team, so you can add the next brand, locale, or campaign site without cloning your models. Describe the outcome and the agent works until it gets there. It pulls numbers from…from cosmicjs.com
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