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jr. member
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The dream God is what I embody
June 01, 2021, 12:44:42 AM
#37
It's been Bounty campaigns and community management for me, it has been my life saver since I lost my job!!
Have shoved aside some of my earnings into Staking! Small amount but I am planning long term like 5 years, I hope staking also counts as making money online,  Grin Grin

This is such a time to be alive
full member
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May 31, 2021, 09:10:52 PM
#36
Full time trader is not appropriate for me. It is makes me tired and sometimes depressed. I trading few times in a month. I looking for a cryptocurrency with promising future, I learn about the company behind it and look at other similar company whether company like this is success or not. If there are some similar company that already success, I think it is mean that that kind of business is needed by people. So what I doing is wait that cryptocurrency price cheap then buy it and sell it at higher price. The volatility is help me a lot. I ever made 200% profit only in few week just by one time buy and one time sell.
hero member
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May 31, 2021, 08:52:23 PM
#35
First of all, good luck to you. I admire those working students like you who are putting in all their hard work and effort into their future.
Keep it up.

I have been in this situation before but minus the internship.
Working 8 hours and sometimes it goes further, for a company and going home exhausted.
Opened my eyes to the possibilities of online jobs and here I am working as a freelancer for different companies and trading when I have some time to spare.
No doubt you will find one as long as you won't stop looking.  Wink
legendary
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May 31, 2021, 06:44:09 PM
#34
I'm currently working at a normal 8-hour shift job, 6 times per day in order to make a living, but I was always seeking some extra income that could be earned at home.
Relate on this, I also have a job working 8 hours per day and it's 6 days a week.  Though I'm a regular wage earner and have a stable source of income, I'm still thinking to have an extra income from the internet or even outside that I can still manage with my time, I will grab it.  Luckily, I'm here in the forum which had an opportunity to earn money online which is give a better advantage.  

I'm thinking of this good opportunity that might give a lifetime source of income someday from the internet, for now, I'm accumulating funds for this.  I have a plan to build my own Bitcoin mining but first, I need to set up first the source of electricity, to build a solar electric system to save the high cost of the electric bills.
legendary
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Leading Crypto Sports Betting & Casino Platform
May 31, 2021, 06:34:44 PM
#33
Amid with the still existing pandemic we have, I still actually manage to work online and earn through various works I have to still be able sustain my needs and earn money to save for future purposes. Well at first, I struggle adjusting into the new normal setup working while staying indoors but as time passes by, I manage to adapt into the new setup having my business online and of course crypto related works that makes me being able to continuously fund my needs and as well as my family needs.
sr. member
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May 31, 2021, 03:40:35 PM
#32
Yes, everyone now was seeking extra money online and you can make it if you are interested in it.

I'm not a full-time trader to make more money online, but I'm a long-term holder and sometimes a bounty hunter doing such simple tasks to earn tokens and sell to buy bitcoin or ethereum and then, save it for a long time. I gambling, I didn't want to gamble with a high risk, I prefer sports betting because in that way we have an idea who gonna win and where we can able to bet.

Gambling and investing for me is the best in making money online and the last one is this joining signature campaign where I getting the fund to invest or use in gambling.
legendary
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May 31, 2021, 03:26:40 PM
#31
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Are you making money online?



Sports gambling used to be a profitable enterprise for me. There were past years when I'd start out with a bankroll of 0.07 BTC. Within 6 months I'd turn that 0.07 into 2 or 3 bitcoins gambling on MMA. But things are much harder now. Its much harder to be profitable. That was by far the best way to make money in crypto I've found. While it lasted anyways.

There's a blockchain based card game called splinterlands I've been experimenting with for fun. Cards used in the game double as collectible art NFTs. The local game economy rewards a win in a ranking battle with as much as $0.02 cents per win. I think I won one $0.80 cent prize competing in a tournament for beginners. I'm not breaking any revenue records and I think my total deck net worth is more than I spent to acquire it. Its mostly something I'm doing for fun.

In the past I've done a few different things. Selling merchandise and t-shirts on platforms similar to etsy stores. Trading stocks and crypto. There are an overwhelming amount of opportunities out there.

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There are a few names in social media that post detailed breakdowns of their crypto earnings. Here's one example from youtube.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GvRCN1jHtZI

Scott Cunningham - $5K+ From Crypto Social In One Month – Earnings Report #16

If anyone has a goal of branching out into internet crypto earnings, these could be good blueprints to follow.
hero member
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DGbet.fun - Crypto Sportsbook
May 31, 2021, 03:07:26 PM
#30
I am not a full time trader and not a defi investor too.

I don't feel that defi is for me because I'm only sticking to invest and hold to the coins that I really like and believes that there's going to be a big future. I'm avoiding risk like hit or miss, I'll let you guys get on that if you like that type of risk taking.

But I just can't do that but when I do, I'll for sure stumble at the beginning of it because I've done that in the past and I've just learned that it's better to stick wherever I am right now.

I have my plan to build a quite good setup for coins that I'll be staking soon, a good passive income but it requires quite lot of money.
legendary
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Top Crypto Casino
May 31, 2021, 02:54:14 PM
#29
In my case, apart from the signature campaign, I also make some money every month playing poker. I don't win exorbitant amounts of money but it's something like a side hussle that gives me extra income. Then what I do is that the money I earn I invest it. The poker money goes into an index fund, and what I earn in the signature campaigns I save almost all of it.
Well, that explains your username (lol).  Assuming you're pretty good at poker, it sounds like you've got a smart plan in place.  And assuming you're young, all of that saving should serve you well in the future.  That's one of the things I wish I'd done when I was a much younger man--started investing in the stock market and/or saving cash.  It's also smart of you to invest in an index fund rather than trying to pick your own stocks, because the latter usually causes you to underperform the market (unless you're really good at picking stocks, which most people are not).

Earning from signature campaigns is good while it lasts, but a lot of members here--particularly new ones who came here to participate in bounties--don't seem to realize that it's not meant to replace real-life earnings.  Granted it looks like they're not going away anytime soon, but there's no guarantee that campaigns and bounties are going to be around forever.  For a while after the ICO boom, there were very few sig campaigns and competition to get into the ones that existed was fierce.  And right now I don't think most of them pay as much as they used to.  

Take Chipmixer; 50 posts/week used to get a participant 0.0375BTC.  Now 50 posts is worth $300 max.  That isn't bad at all and I'm not complaining, considering that all you have to do is make 50 posts in a week, but my point is that the rate has dropped significantly, and I believe that's true of other campaigns as well (please correct me if I'm wrong).

By the way, OP, I think most members of this forum are earning money online.  At the very least most of them are in a campaign or bounty, and I'm sure a lot of them have side hustles like Poker Player mentioned--trading, or gambling, or doing various jobs for hire.

If I'm not mistaken, Chipmixer is paying $6 per post, while having no minimum requirement for each week, right? Probably one of the highest paying campaign, you can easily receive an average of $200 per week.
There's no minimum, and there's a max of 50 posts/week as I mentioned, so you can earn up to $300/week.

Edit:  Oh, by the way: the most exclusive campaign on the forum has got to be Foxpup's Merit Cycling Club, by invitation only.  Very hush-hush, like the Skull-and-Bones Society.
hero member
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May 31, 2021, 01:53:20 PM
#28
My last source of online income is signature campaigns, I've been in one for quite a while and I wish I had more time to post more, but I do not, I'll prefer to not post crap all around the forum just to get my post count up.

As for the revenue from the signature campaign, I can say that I am happy to participate in the best campaign not only in terms of how much it pays, but also in terms of conditions that are more than fair to the participants. Fortunately, these are not the funds I need for everyday life, I look at it as a kind of personal pension fund that I hope will one day come in handy.

My advice is to try to find a campaign that would appreciate more your posts (in terms of pay rates), because your posts quality certainly does not prevent you from doing that.



If I'm not mistaken, Chipmixer is paying $6 per post, while having no minimum requirement for each week, right? Probably one of the highest paying campaign, you can easily receive an average of $200 per week. I also have set aside the campaign earnings to a separate, offline wallet. Not sure what to do with that money, but I'm saving for either investing or buying something of worth in the future.

P.S I'm taking your comment about the signature campaign as a compliment (Thank you!) but there aren't any other open signature campaigns that have much difference in terms of payment, maybe I could find one that would require fewer posts for the same payment. Chip Mixer would be great, but it's way out of my league.

Despite, I'm pretty satisfied where I am right now, I'm not quite sure switching campaigns would make much difference in terms of pay, unless it's ChipMixer!

Once again, thank you!
hero member
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www.Crypto.Games: Multiple coins, multiple games
May 31, 2021, 01:51:55 PM
#27
I'm interested to see how other members of this community earn money online, either if it's a full income, or some extra pocket money. I used to trade a few months ago, when I was out of work due to Covid-19 restrictions. Likewise, I've stopped now because it was causing me anxiety, while at the same time having limited time due to being occupied with work.

Although I've stopped trading, I invested my money into DeFi projects, the first vault I joined as a liquidity provider, was an algorithmic stablecoin (Bolt Dollar), which resulted in approximately $1.000 in gross profit, before sinking into the abyss. I've now resigned from risky vaults and invested into Stable LPs (Currently in Iron - BUSD). It's a small reward but involves minimal risk and action.
It is important to know at what you are good as well to know what you can do online as well. For example a good coder could stay at home all day and still make more money than most people, I know one that made over 1 million dollars in the past 4 years working purely for the crypto world, he developed from simple wordpress websites for few hundred bucks to building huge projects for DeFi projects as well, he jumped on every single job he can find because even the tiniest stuff was important to build his portfolio.

So long story short it is not about what others are doing to earn online but about what you can do? Go to fiverr and see what people are providing online, can you do any of that? If you think you can then maybe work on that and first do for free or cheap and build portfolio and grow bigger and bigger from there, also make networking in that world as well to get more jobs.
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I don't request loans~
May 31, 2021, 01:30:14 PM
#26
Signature campaigns, online researchers that ask me to answer their questionnaires, as well as freelancing. Those 3 take up the bulk of my external revenue. Don't exactly have a job sadly but those 3 are pretty much enough for me for now. I want to try streaming online but it takes way too much time to actually produce results, so I'm trying to see whether if my uploads could actually boost me enough even though it may take a longer time. I'm also DCA'ing every month into BTC, nothing that hurts my wallet too much but am still hoping it does get bigger in the long run.
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Dimon69
May 31, 2021, 01:21:59 PM
#25
I'd been doing online selling since the pandemic, do some freelancing online jobs and trading while doing bounties. There is money in online now. Almost every job were available online. Some vloggers earn more now than those professionals so do not fear to try to get a job via online or create your own, just find a job or skills that will give us profit by doing what we enjoy at the safe being safe in viruses. The first step is always to have the courage to try.
hero member
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SecureShift.io | Crypto-Exchange
May 31, 2021, 12:36:03 PM
#24
I have a regular job of 8 to 9 hours per day, in the midst of my job I try to find time for my online side hustle as well, my regular job is not a high payment job but it is enough to sustain my needs pending when I get something more suitable, and my online side hustle helps to support as well, I have some investment but I keep them for long term, am also only into signature campaign because of limited time.
hero member
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May 31, 2021, 12:27:56 PM
#23
I am making money online through Campaigns and through selling my art online. It is indeed very important to make money through online platforms especially during the pandemic. There is a lot of reason why it's is not even an option but also essential for people who are studying or maybe doing something else. Part times jobs are paying way less than even Campaigns. Let me do some calculations to show the situation of India.
My mom is a teacher, she gave up her big job to take care of my grandma, she works from 8-2, earns 7000 inr which is around 100$, sometimes even less.
Through Campaigns, I can post 4-5 posts a day etc or even commit days to post, rest I can focus on art and still earn around 200$ on a good month.
My mom is definately working harder but :
1. Offline 8-5 jobs are no guarantee that you will be able to earn more
2. Most of the time you will end up in a chaos, the companies use their workers, this is the sad reality.
Having an income using easy things are essential, for some students or maybe some middle class and poor family, maybe the banks do not want us having that.

Cryptocurrencies and these campaigns have changed the way I think about jobs and salary.
hero member
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May 31, 2021, 12:06:40 PM
#22
I don't have any means of income besides this signature campaign and my investments that are currently on red but the good thing is that there isn't that much expense in my house and I have my parents provide the money since I am a still a student.

You might be able to increase other income from mining or YouTube, and if you are still a student don't forget to learn and luckily you can take advantage of your spare time to join a bounty hunter and also invest in cryptocurrency, rather than spending time playing games.

And you think mining is cheap! Between what coin would you recommend for him to mine that will bring profit for him,
Since he is already into doing campaigns and also invested in some projects it is good, even though the market is down and investment is red for now don't mean it will stay this way for long, patience is required to get past this stage, just keep promoting good project through campaigns for extra income.
full member
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May 31, 2021, 12:00:04 PM
#21
I don't have any means of income besides this signature campaign and my investments that are currently on red but the good thing is that there isn't that much expense in my house and I have my parents provide the money since I am a still a student.

You might be able to increase other income from mining or YouTube, and if you are still a student don't forget to learn and luckily you can take advantage of your spare time to join a bounty hunter and also invest in cryptocurrency, rather than spending time playing games.
legendary
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May 31, 2021, 10:57:28 AM
#20

There are many freelance sites like outsourcely and upwork, you could find more opportunities there if you have the skills. It's usually the skills that matter, since you are tech-savvy, you should have the skills to work on the internet besides signatures.

There's still searchengine industry in which most companies are up to look for marketing personnel who can work around online. Marketing personnel is a broader term, the more skills you have like creating memes with graphic software the high chance you could get a job.
The problem with platforms like that is that not only they keep a great deal of the pay that you receive but also many jobs never get anyone assigned to it and this leads me to believe there was never really anyone behind those offers and were an attempt by the platform to make it seem more busy than what it really is, and when you take into account that you only have a limited amount of free proposals and that if you want more you need to pay for it then it does not seem as such a good idea to be on those platforms.
legendary
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There is trouble abrewing
May 31, 2021, 10:51:23 AM
#19
i don't know if my 10-20 posts a week as part of a paying signature campaign could be considered an online job but it is a revenue nonetheless.
but i guess my main online revenue would be my shitcoin trading. from time to time i see the altcoin market is becoming more active and pumpers pour a lot of money into it. that is the time i usually jump in and make some profit during the pumps but i always make sure to sell before they start dumping so that i can guarantee my profit.
full member
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May 31, 2021, 10:44:05 AM
#18
There are many online jobs that you can pursue such as simple graphic design like Menu, Logo design... or you can create works in NFT form and auction them off. Or you can look for DEFI projects to participate in farming or staking.
There are many online jobs that we can join. The important thing is whether we dare to try our best or not. Be actively looking and maybe a job will help you succeed.
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