Categories: HostingReviews

Bitcoin VPS Review – CrownCloud

One of the most prominent traits about a good VPS provider is how they accept not only Bitcoin payments, but also their distributed servers around the world. CrownCloud hosts their dedicated services in Los Angeles and Frankfurt, whereas the VPSes themselves are located in four different locations. Additionally, the company offers quite the package for OpenVZ, KVM, and dedicated server users.

Also read: Microsoft Envision Is A Partnership With R3 CEV

CrownCloud Accepts Bitcoin For All Services

When looking at the CrownCloud website for the very first time, it becomes immediately clear this company is offering a wide variety of services. Not only do we have the OpenVZ and KVM VPS options, but there is also an option to purchase shared hosting, dedicated server space, or even colocation.

Bitcoin users will probably be most interested in the OpenVZ VPS services offered by CrownCloud, and there is quite a selection to choose from. Depending on the hard disk space, bandwidth, and memory one is looking for, prices range from US$25 per year to US$30 per month. What makes these solutions even more interesting is how the company allows for cPanel installations and scalability as the user decides upon.

KVM VPS services offered by CrownCloud, on the other hand, range from US$25 per year to US$56 per month. Similar addons to the OpenVZ servers are provided, as both types of solutions include full management for the VPS itself. The main difference has the option to install BSD or Windows on these machines as well, other than Linux.

Related Post

Among the payment methods accepted by CrownCloud are Bitcoin – processed through BitPay – as well as credit cards, debit cards, PayPal, and AliPay. New users are eligible for a discount on each and every plan offered by the company, assuming they pay for a semi-annual or annual plan. Moreover, resellers buying in bulk will be eligible for additional discounts.

As one would come to expect from VPS providers such as CrownCloud, there are some restrictions as to which types of software one is allowed to run on these servers. Tor exit nodes, digital currency mining, and malicious programs are prohibited, and will get one’s account banned sooner rather than later.

Source: CrownCloud

Images credit 1,2

If you liked this article follow us on Twitter @themerklenews and make sure to subscribe to our newsletter to receive the latest bitcoin and altcoin price analysis and the latest cryptocurrency news.

JP Buntinx

JP Buntinx is a FinTech and Bitcoin enthusiast living in Belgium. His passion for finance and technology made him one of the world's leading freelance Bitcoin writers, and he aims to achieve the same level of respect in the FinTech sector.

Share
Published by
JP Buntinx

Recent Posts

Hyperliquid Proposes 37M HYPE Burn as Validators Prepare to Vote

Hyperliquid is facing one of its most consequential governance moments yet. A proposal now before…

3 hours ago

Tether Introduces PearPass, a Local-First Password Manager With No Servers

Tether has entered a new category. The company announced the launch of PearPass, a peer-to-peer…

3 hours ago

Solana Takes First Steps Toward Quantum-Resistant Security

The Solana ecosystem is beginning to prepare for a future many in crypto still treat…

1 day ago

Institutional Bitcoin Accumulation Enters a New Phase

Bitcoin accumulation is no longer subtle. It’s visible. It’s deliberate. And it’s accelerating. In the…

1 day ago

Ripple Expands RLUSD to Layer 2 Networks, Laying the Groundwork for Institutional DeFi

Ripple is pushing its stablecoin strategy beyond a single chain. The company has announced it…

1 day ago

Standard Chartered and Coinbase Deepen Institutional Crypto Partnership

Standard Chartered and Coinbase are pushing their institutional crypto relationship into a new phase. On…

2 days ago