Topic: Best way to earn Bitcoins? - page 76. (Read 279509 times)
As long as I could make $10 to $15 a week, I'm good with that. I'm waiting to reach full member (which is going to be real soon)
For a bitcoin noob like me,the best way to earn bitcoin is faucet and signature campaign in this forum
> only earning a dollar a day from that though alone from faucets ><
For a bitcoin noob like me,the best way to earn bitcoin is faucet and signature campaign in this forum
> only earning a dollar a day from that though alone from faucets ><
Really? Think about this: If all signature campaigns were banned, would you still stay active on this forum? I know 90% of the people currently in signature campaigns will not. :-/
But hey, I guess that's that for our current generation here on bitcointalk
Why sure. I've always been active making at least 14 posts a week before joining a signature campaign. The reason that I'm very active in BCT is because I'm a huge Bitcoin fan. Ever since I got into Bitcoin, I've got fascinated by its decentralized nature. So, even if all campaigns were banned I would still contribute to this forum.
Me too - I've been on Bitcointalk since 2010, and only signed up to a sig campaign a few weeks back. Having said that, I suspect you and I are very much the minority - and for that reason I'd be hesitant to ban sig campaigns. They seem to attract people to the forum, and through that people are learning about Bitcoin. I don't know whether mass adoption is possible (or necessary for Bitcoin's future success), but I do believe that more people learning about (and using!) BTC is a positive thing, despite the "endless September" vibe that the sig campaigns seem to have generated!
Inside the forum this is the best way ti earn bitcoins.
If there will be no signature campaign i speculate that there will be -90% overall the activity of the forum members.
Signature Campaign attract people to learn more about bitcoin and spread over the world.
this is the one of best way to earn bitcoin
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/livecoinnet-guess-the-price-the-game-is-over-1161448
i've won bitcoin from there,just predict the price of bitcoin weekly
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/livecoinnet-guess-the-price-the-game-is-over-1161448
i've won bitcoin from there,just predict the price of bitcoin weekly
The best way would be to work in a site like https://www.xbtfreelancer.com/
Signature Campaigns are also a good way to earn some extra Bitcoins
Mining is profitable if you live in place where electricity is cheap
Trading requires market knowledge and some instinct
Gambling is risky but can be fun
Signature Campaigns are also a good way to earn some extra Bitcoins
Mining is profitable if you live in place where electricity is cheap
Trading requires market knowledge and some instinct
Gambling is risky but can be fun
i think its participating in signature campaign or claiming faucet payments
Really? Think about this: If all signature campaigns were banned, would you still stay active on this forum? I know 90% of the people currently in signature campaigns will not. :-/
But hey, I guess that's that for our current generation here on bitcointalk
Why sure. I've always been active making at least 14 posts a week before joining a signature campaign. The reason that I'm very active in BCT is because I'm a huge Bitcoin fan. Ever since I got into Bitcoin, I've got fascinated by its decentralized nature. So, even if all campaigns were banned I would still contribute to this forum.
Me too - I've been on Bitcointalk since 2010, and only signed up to a sig campaign a few weeks back. Having said that, I suspect you and I are very much the minority - and for that reason I'd be hesitant to ban sig campaigns. They seem to attract people to the forum, and through that people are learning about Bitcoin. I don't know whether mass adoption is possible (or necessary for Bitcoin's future success), but I do believe that more people learning about (and using!) BTC is a positive thing, despite the "endless September" vibe that the sig campaigns seem to have generated!
Inside the forum this is the best way ti earn bitcoins.
If there will be no signature campaign i speculate that there will be -90% overall the activity of the forum members.
Signature Campaign attract people to learn more about bitcoin and spread over the world.
Is there some way to earn Bitcoins quickly?
Mining seems to be too far ahead of me, and faucets give out very little.
Any suggestions?
Thanks
Mining seems to be too far ahead of me, and faucets give out very little.
Any suggestions?
Thanks
I try to earn from play games and hyips.
Really? Think about this: If all signature campaigns were banned, would you still stay active on this forum? I know 90% of the people currently in signature campaigns will not. :-/
But hey, I guess that's that for our current generation here on bitcointalk
Why sure. I've always been active making at least 14 posts a week before joining a signature campaign. The reason that I'm very active in BCT is because I'm a huge Bitcoin fan. Ever since I got into Bitcoin, I've got fascinated by its decentralized nature. So, even if all campaigns were banned I would still contribute to this forum.
Me too - I've been on Bitcointalk since 2010, and only signed up to a sig campaign a few weeks back. Having said that, I suspect you and I are very much the minority - and for that reason I'd be hesitant to ban sig campaigns. They seem to attract people to the forum, and through that people are learning about Bitcoin. I don't know whether mass adoption is possible (or necessary for Bitcoin's future success), but I do believe that more people learning about (and using!) BTC is a positive thing, despite the "endless September" vibe that the sig campaigns seem to have generated!
Signature campaign has always been the most rewarding way to earn a decent amount of Bitcoins. The only you would need to do is to invest your time to make quality posts and you'll be earning good profits. Trading is also a great way to earn Bitcoins, but you need to have experience in doing such task.
Just keep in mind that you shouldn't think about earning with the signature campaign on. Instead, focus on your posts and contributing to the forum, and you will be rewarded with knowledge, experience, and happiness. Of course. I've learned a lot of things by browsing through the forums and making good quality posts. I don't do for the earnings, instead I do it to contribute to the forums and at the same time to have fun!
But hey, I guess that's that for our current generation here on bitcointalk
Why sure. I've always been active making at least 14 posts a week before joining a signature campaign. The reason that I'm very active in BCT is because I'm a huge Bitcoin fan. Ever since I got into Bitcoin, I've got fascinated by its decentralized nature. So, even if all campaigns were banned I would still contribute to this forum.
If you extra skill or talent you can offer it here in the forum and earn much better than solving any faucets.....
Well if any new people are interested in registering for coinbase. (not trying to be one of those spammers, but hey might help)
They have a referral thing where if you register a new account and buy $100 or more of bitcoin, the referrer gets $75 of bitcoin.
I'd gladly share 2/3 or $50 with people if they message me before registering.
I agree. I personally use Coinbase, and it's great as an online wallet service. The other awesome thing, as you mentioned is their referral service. On my screen, it states: "Earn $104 of bitcoin for every friend you refer who buys $139 of bitcoin or more." That's almost 1:1! Just me piping in. They have a referral thing where if you register a new account and buy $100 or more of bitcoin, the referrer gets $75 of bitcoin.
I'd gladly share 2/3 or $50 with people if they message me before registering.
Wow. They've gone up a LOT. I got 15-20 referrals way back in the day. Each one paid a whopping $5,
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maybe trade is the best way to earn some bitcoin
Well if any new people are interested in registering for coinbase. (not trying to be one of those spammers, but hey might help)
They have a referral thing where if you register a new account and buy $100 or more of bitcoin, the referrer gets $75 of bitcoin.
I'd gladly share 2/3 or $50 with people if they message me before registering.
I agree. I personally use Coinbase, and it's great as an online wallet service. The other awesome thing, as you mentioned is their referral service. On my screen, it states: "Earn $104 of bitcoin for every friend you refer who buys $139 of bitcoin or more." That's almost 1:1! Just me piping in. They have a referral thing where if you register a new account and buy $100 or more of bitcoin, the referrer gets $75 of bitcoin.
I'd gladly share 2/3 or $50 with people if they message me before registering.
if you want to start earning as a bitcoin miner you have to buy hardware for effective mining.
hardware like a mining rig
hardware like a mining rig
Well if any new people are interested in registering for coinbase. (not trying to be one of those spammers, but hey might help)
They have a referral thing where if you register a new account and buy $100 or more of bitcoin, the referrer gets $75 of bitcoin.
I'd gladly share 2/3 or $50 with people if they message me before registering.
They have a referral thing where if you register a new account and buy $100 or more of bitcoin, the referrer gets $75 of bitcoin.
I'd gladly share 2/3 or $50 with people if they message me before registering.
Signature campaign has always been the most rewarding way to earn a decent amount of Bitcoins. The only you would need to do is to invest your time to make quality posts and you'll be earning good profits. Trading is also a great way to earn Bitcoins, but you need to have experience in doing such task.
Just keep in mind that you shouldn't think about earning with the signature campaign on. Instead, focus on your posts and contributing to the forum, and you will be rewarded with knowledge, experience, and happiness. Of course. I've learned a lot of things by browsing through the forums and making good quality posts. I don't do for the earnings, instead I do it to contribute to the forums and at the same time to have fun!
But hey, I guess that's that for our current generation here on bitcointalk
Yep, as I always say, our ATH in 2013 is what has (somewhat) killed cryptos. Before that happened, people around here were more than willing to help each other. People tipped each other for posts. Everything was about the community instead of "let me screw over everyone for my own benefit" like we see now. And I agree -- most people wouldn't be nearly as active without the campaigns. In my case, well over half my posts don't count regardless so I'll let that speak for itself, :p.
Signature campaign has always been the most rewarding way to earn a decent amount of Bitcoins. The only you would need to do is to invest your time to make quality posts and you'll be earning good profits. Trading is also a great way to earn Bitcoins, but you need to have experience in doing such task.
Just keep in mind that you shouldn't think about earning with the signature campaign on. Instead, focus on your posts and contributing to the forum, and you will be rewarded with knowledge, experience, and happiness. Of course. I've learned a lot of things by browsing through the forums and making good quality posts. I don't do for the earnings, instead I do it to contribute to the forums and at the same time to have fun!
But hey, I guess that's that for our current generation here on bitcointalk
Signature campaign has always been the most rewarding way to earn a decent amount of Bitcoins. The only you would need to do is to invest your time to make quality posts and you'll be earning good profits. Trading is also a great way to earn Bitcoins, but you need to have experience in doing such task.
Just keep in mind that you shouldn't think about earning with the signature campaign on. Instead, focus on your posts and contributing to the forum, and you will be rewarded with knowledge, experience, and happiness. Of course. I've learned a lot of things by browsing through the forums and making good quality posts. I don't do for the earnings, instead I do it to contribute to the forums and at the same time to have fun!
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