Best way to earn Bitcoins? - page 58.

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Quote from: addy boy on October 24, 2015, 11:40:54 AM

Bitcoins is a thing that everybody wanna earn. There are many method to earn btc coins. Till now I have found 13 ways hope it is useful for you all
1) Lend BTC on a peer-to-peer lending service
2) Lend BTC on Chinese exchanges
3) Save in interest-bearing BTC accounts
4) Start an online service and solicit donations via Bitcoin
5) Complete micro-tasks to get Bitcoin
6) Sell your items
7) Sell your services
Cool

Watch videos and get paid in Bitcoin
9) Listen to an online radio and earn Bitcoin
10) Bitcoin faucets
11) Getting involved with Altcoins
12) Affiliate programs
13) Publish online ads
U can try this methods to earn btc.
Thanks

1. Ok , but be aware of professional scammers
2. Same as 1
3. Slow ROI
4. Need creativity
5. Slow income but good for start
6. Good.
7. Good
8. The only service I knew that had this turned out a scam
9. They dont accept my country
10. Good for start
11. This is definitely good, but beware of scam
12. Golden
13. Depends if you have a good website

14 [my addition] Signature campaign
15 [my addition] Trade,mine, barter altcoins
18 [my addition] Look out for facebook/twitter altcoin/bitcoin giveaways

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Quote from: Bud Spencer on October 27, 2015, 02:31:12 AM

Is faucetbox a good way to start earning bitcoins?

As a newbie?

Yes you can start in bitcoin world from faucet but my suggestion is dont spend too much time on faucets as because there will come a time that you will surely realize you just wasted your time claiming free bitcoins on faucets

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Quote from: Bud Spencer on October 27, 2015, 02:31:12 AM

Is faucetbox a good way to start earning bitcoins?

As a newbie?

If you have lots of time then i would say yes.
It worth and it does not worth because it takes too much time and the reward is too less.
I would suggest you to move in a 'higher' level, by trying to invest somewhere, trading alt coins to btc etc.

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Quote from: Bud Spencer on October 27, 2015, 02:31:12 AM

Is faucetbox a good way to start earning bitcoins?

As a newbie?

it's a good way

but You must choose a faucet with high payouts
if you want you can use my trick create 1 address to be main acc faucetbox, register to faucetlist and create referal link,
and you can use your referal link to next claim with other address Wink

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Quote from: Bud Spencer on October 27, 2015, 02:31:12 AM

Is faucetbox a good way to start earning bitcoins?

As a newbie?

As a newbie yes. Most of the faucets are in faucetbox. Just take your time to browse to some high paying faucets there and forgot those low paying to minimize time of claiming per day.

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Quote from: Bud Spencer on October 27, 2015, 02:31:12 AM

Is faucetbox a good way to start earning bitcoins?

As a newbie?

but search only for the most rewarding faucets 10k+ per hour, unless you can actually earn something which isn't pure dust

you can pay the fees with that amount

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Quote from: Bud Spencer on October 27, 2015, 02:31:12 AM

Is faucetbox a good way to start earning bitcoins?

As a newbie?

IMO yes, its good for newbies but some will say it will just a waste of time ( which actually is ) but as I said again and again, its better than nothing. Check out captcha typing as it has much better rates than faucets. But if you have some skills (eh. programming, designing, writing , etc.) then you can offer your services to earn decent amount of bitcoins.

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As a newbie?

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Quote from: bitcoinmar on October 26, 2015, 08:32:06 PM

Quote from: safari88 on October 26, 2015, 08:02:37 AM

Quote from: Scream on October 26, 2015, 03:10:17 AM

SELL your bitcoin at 290$ and buy back at 200$
Wink

but to buy at the price of $200 was very long, maybe bitcoin will continue to rise over $300 Tongue

Dont sell your bitcoin now before it reaches $300 Tongue

Need some time to touch this 300$ because its now again dropping stuck for some time 287$ but loving to stay here or rise in next few days

As I type this, bitcoin is now @ $295 (preev rate and on our local exchange rate), I can really see it will hit $300 in the next few days(hopefully before October ends) Cheesy

Be positive man!

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Quote from: bitcoinmar on October 26, 2015, 08:32:06 PM

Quote from: safari88 on October 26, 2015, 08:02:37 AM

Quote from: Scream on October 26, 2015, 03:10:17 AM

SELL your bitcoin at 290$ and buy back at 200$
Wink

but to buy at the price of $200 was very long, maybe bitcoin will continue to rise over $300 Tongue

Dont sell your bitcoin now before it reaches $300 Tongue

Need some time to touch this 300$ because its now again dropping stuck for some time 287$ but loving to stay here or rise in next few days

Coinbase is at 291 so pretty impressive considering we were at 230 for the longest time. So we are crossing 290 on a lot of exchanges or close.

300 will be a trick we likely will be battling a lot of autosales at 300. I just hope no dive after 300. But likely if we hit it we see a dive for a bit. Just hopefully quick recovery and does not dip to much.

Time will tell though on what will happen.

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Quote from: safari88 on October 26, 2015, 08:02:37 AM

Quote from: Scream on October 26, 2015, 03:10:17 AM

SELL your bitcoin at 290$ and buy back at 200$
Wink

but to buy at the price of $200 was very long, maybe bitcoin will continue to rise over $300 Tongue

Dont sell your bitcoin now before it reaches $300 Tongue

Need some time to touch this 300$ because its now again dropping stuck for some time 287$ but loving to stay here or rise in next few days

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Quote from: Scream on October 26, 2015, 03:10:17 AM

SELL your bitcoin at 290$ and buy back at 200$
Wink

but to buy at the price of $200 was very long, maybe bitcoin will continue to rise over $300 Tongue

Dont sell your bitcoin now before it reaches $300 Tongue

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Quote from: Laosai on October 26, 2015, 02:52:02 AM

Quote from: ranlo on October 25, 2015, 08:02:59 PM

Quote from: Laosai on October 25, 2015, 03:48:22 AM

Quote from: addy boy on October 24, 2015, 11:40:54 AM

Bitcoins is a thing that everybody wanna earn. There are many method to earn btc coins. Till now I have found 13 ways hope it is useful for you all
1) Lend BTC on a peer-to-peer lending service
2) Lend BTC on Chinese exchanges
3) Save in interest-bearing BTC accounts
4) Start an online service and solicit donations via Bitcoin
5) Complete micro-tasks to get Bitcoin
6) Sell your items
7) Sell your services
Cool

Watch videos and get paid in Bitcoin
9) Listen to an online radio and earn Bitcoin
10) Bitcoin faucets
11) Getting involved with Altcoins
12) Affiliate programs
13) Publish online ads
U can try this methods to earn btc.
Thanks

Wow that's one good list of earning bitcoins! I'm just curious about the second one, what's so special with chinese exchanges Huh

Is there any difference with an english one between a chinese one? Would you care to explain?

The top Chinese ones have no trade fees. When doing a lot of trading, that is a huge difference. Imagine you trade 1 BTC back and forth building it up 200x in a day. You'd have paid at least 1 BTC in fees on U.S. exchanges. On Chinese, ZERO.

Oh I see, so its because of the zero fees, I'm gonna make some more research about that, seems interesting Cheesy

Thanks for the explanation man!

Quote from: dorrengett on October 25, 2015, 10:27:35 PM

Really big list. But most of them are not good enough paying ways.

I know, but it would be very helpful to bitcoin newbies that the only way they know how to earn bitcoins is through faucets only Wink

NP! If you trade on margin I also believe one of them offers like 40x leverage and another is higher. I personally don't deal with that or use the Chinese exchanges though, so someone else would need to confirm.

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U will never know the true answer, before you try

SELL your bitcoin at 290$ and buy back at 200$
Wink

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Quote from: ranlo on October 25, 2015, 08:02:59 PM

Quote from: Laosai on October 25, 2015, 03:48:22 AM

Quote from: addy boy on October 24, 2015, 11:40:54 AM

Bitcoins is a thing that everybody wanna earn. There are many method to earn btc coins. Till now I have found 13 ways hope it is useful for you all
1) Lend BTC on a peer-to-peer lending service
2) Lend BTC on Chinese exchanges
3) Save in interest-bearing BTC accounts
4) Start an online service and solicit donations via Bitcoin
5) Complete micro-tasks to get Bitcoin
6) Sell your items
7) Sell your services
Cool

Watch videos and get paid in Bitcoin
9) Listen to an online radio and earn Bitcoin
10) Bitcoin faucets
11) Getting involved with Altcoins
12) Affiliate programs
13) Publish online ads
U can try this methods to earn btc.
Thanks

Wow that's one good list of earning bitcoins! I'm just curious about the second one, what's so special with chinese exchanges Huh

Is there any difference with an english one between a chinese one? Would you care to explain?

The top Chinese ones have no trade fees. When doing a lot of trading, that is a huge difference. Imagine you trade 1 BTC back and forth building it up 200x in a day. You'd have paid at least 1 BTC in fees on U.S. exchanges. On Chinese, ZERO.

Oh I see, so its because of the zero fees, I'm gonna make some more research about that, seems interesting Cheesy

Thanks for the explanation man!

Quote from: dorrengett on October 25, 2015, 10:27:35 PM

Really big list. But most of them are not good enough paying ways.

I know, but it would be very helpful to bitcoin newbies that the only way they know how to earn bitcoins is through faucets only Wink

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Quote from: dorrengett on October 25, 2015, 10:27:35 PM

Quote from: Laosai on October 25, 2015, 03:48:22 AM

Quote from: addy boy on October 24, 2015, 11:40:54 AM

Bitcoins is a thing that everybody wanna earn. There are many method to earn btc coins. Till now I have found 13 ways hope it is useful for you all
1) Lend BTC on a peer-to-peer lending service
2) Lend BTC on Chinese exchanges
3) Save in interest-bearing BTC accounts
4) Start an online service and solicit donations via Bitcoin
5) Complete micro-tasks to get Bitcoin
6) Sell your items
7) Sell your services
Cool

Watch videos and get paid in Bitcoin
9) Listen to an online radio and earn Bitcoin
10) Bitcoin faucets
11) Getting involved with Altcoins
12) Affiliate programs
13) Publish online ads
U can try this methods to earn btc.
Thanks

Wow that's one good list of earning bitcoins! I'm just curious about the second one, what's so special with chinese exchanges Huh

Is there any difference with an english one between a chinese one? Would you care to explain?

Really big list. But most of them are not good enough paying ways.

Well, yeah... the only way to earn a lot is to run a business or work. It's money. You earn it like money. Welcome to the real world.

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Quote from: Laosai on October 25, 2015, 03:48:22 AM

Quote from: addy boy on October 24, 2015, 11:40:54 AM

Bitcoins is a thing that everybody wanna earn. There are many method to earn btc coins. Till now I have found 13 ways hope it is useful for you all
1) Lend BTC on a peer-to-peer lending service
2) Lend BTC on Chinese exchanges
3) Save in interest-bearing BTC accounts
4) Start an online service and solicit donations via Bitcoin
5) Complete micro-tasks to get Bitcoin
6) Sell your items
7) Sell your services
Cool

Watch videos and get paid in Bitcoin
9) Listen to an online radio and earn Bitcoin
10) Bitcoin faucets
11) Getting involved with Altcoins
12) Affiliate programs
13) Publish online ads
U can try this methods to earn btc.
Thanks

Wow that's one good list of earning bitcoins! I'm just curious about the second one, what's so special with chinese exchanges Huh

Is there any difference with an english one between a chinese one? Would you care to explain?

Really big list. But most of them are not good enough paying ways.

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Quote from: Laosai on October 25, 2015, 03:48:22 AM

Quote from: addy boy on October 24, 2015, 11:40:54 AM

Bitcoins is a thing that everybody wanna earn. There are many method to earn btc coins. Till now I have found 13 ways hope it is useful for you all
1) Lend BTC on a peer-to-peer lending service
2) Lend BTC on Chinese exchanges
3) Save in interest-bearing BTC accounts
4) Start an online service and solicit donations via Bitcoin
5) Complete micro-tasks to get Bitcoin
6) Sell your items
7) Sell your services
Cool

Watch videos and get paid in Bitcoin
9) Listen to an online radio and earn Bitcoin
10) Bitcoin faucets
11) Getting involved with Altcoins
12) Affiliate programs
13) Publish online ads
U can try this methods to earn btc.
Thanks

Wow that's one good list of earning bitcoins! I'm just curious about the second one, what's so special with chinese exchanges Huh

Is there any difference with an english one between a chinese one? Would you care to explain?

The top Chinese ones have no trade fees. When doing a lot of trading, that is a huge difference. Imagine you trade 1 BTC back and forth building it up 200x in a day. You'd have paid at least 1 BTC in fees on U.S. exchanges. On Chinese, ZERO.

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Quote from: addy boy on October 24, 2015, 11:40:54 AM

Bitcoins is a thing that everybody wanna earn. There are many method to earn btc coins. Till now I have found 13 ways hope it is useful for you all
1) Lend BTC on a peer-to-peer lending service
2) Lend BTC on Chinese exchanges
3) Save in interest-bearing BTC accounts
4) Start an online service and solicit donations via Bitcoin
5) Complete micro-tasks to get Bitcoin
6) Sell your items
7) Sell your services
Cool

Watch videos and get paid in Bitcoin
9) Listen to an online radio and earn Bitcoin
10) Bitcoin faucets
11) Getting involved with Altcoins
12) Affiliate programs
13) Publish online ads
U can try this methods to earn btc.
Thanks

Wow that's one good list of earning bitcoins! I'm just curious about the second one, what's so special with chinese exchanges Huh

Is there any difference with an english one between a chinese one? Would you care to explain?

ranlo

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Quote from: notlist3d on October 24, 2015, 01:01:02 PM

Quote from: ranlo on October 19, 2015, 04:30:25 PM

Quote from: RealBitcoin on October 19, 2015, 04:21:31 PM

Quote from: ranlo on October 19, 2015, 04:10:55 PM

Quote from: dothebeats on October 19, 2015, 03:53:11 PM

Quote from: Amph on October 19, 2015, 02:44:44 AM

Quote from: ranlo on October 18, 2015, 05:38:28 PM

Quote from: confirmation120 on October 18, 2015, 01:13:55 PM

mining if you have free electric Tongue

Free electricity doesn't mean it's profitable. You're burning up your video card/CPU at the same time. Factor in those costs.

when i was instamining alt in the past, it was basically with free electricity, because i was mining for 5 min and then repeat for another coin, and it was everything but not profitable

also if well cooled, usually custom gpu are the best, you can be assured that your gpu would last very long, and anyway gpu are not like asic, they have warranty...

This is one edge of gpu mining: the warranty of the card itself. Nowadays, altcoins mostly are GPU-dependent on their algorithms thus making GPU mining profitable (if in case these coins hit the exchanges). Also, a few cards would probably give you some profit if you mine a low-difficulty coin already out in the exchanges, it's also a plus if you got a cheap electricity.

Overclocking your GPU will void the warranty. I believe mining at 100% will as well. And sadly, nobody has lifetime warranties anymore, Sad

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Because we live in a consumerist economy where the more you consume the better the economy is, fallacy is on.

Regardless, the maximum warranty you get is 5 years here, and that is on TV and PC. For shitty small stuff, 1 maybe 2 years.

They make shittier items for the same price (shrink-flation), to hide the inflation in the economy. So no producer will assume the risk of warranty.

Blame the money printing

XFX used to give lifetime warranties... and even better, they could be TRANSFERRED twice to new buyers (significantly increasing the resale value of their cards). Sadly, they don't do that anymore, either.

They were a little late on changing during day's of my GPU mining it was all to easy. Warranty covered a lot and most were in years. Even if you OC'ed the crap out of they they still would replace if broken.

It really was to good to be true. So I'm not surprised if they changed.

They reduced it to 1 year I believe, with no transfers. They did that in 2013, and I can only assume it had to deal with mining.

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