Topic: free crypto with learn and earn (Read 310 times)

Nice site. Not only you provide links but you also help users to answer the quiz effortlessly. If you combine all of those sites I think you can earn decent crypto for free but the only problem that you might face is how can you withdraw those cryptos outside that sites when the crypto that they gave are too small? Better if they can send the cryptos directly to the personal wallet of the participants.

I have tried coinmarketcap quizzes once and as I have read, they are not lottery based but it was first come first serve and also depend on your scores. It was their airdrops are the one that is lottery based or works randomly. I rarely get a free crypto there.

I remember when I started to know about cryptocurrencies, I registered on a pay to click site, the site bring up ads and I click on it to earn 00000004 BTC per each click, it was a waste of time like faucets too. Later the site popped up a fake mining and popped up that 0.005 BTC has been mined for me, that I should pay into a given bitcoin address. I was happen that I did not pay to that address, I would have been scammed. Free? No, waste of time and also it can lead to scam. Not worth it at all.

I have remembered when I search online to earn money at the beginning then I found a site that offers free money. Then I start answering their questions and do the task they asked for. In the end, there was a message "Nothing is Free in the world". So it was a lesson for me that just nothing is free. Whether you are investing your time and handover your personal data. Even if you do it, you might not get paid from all the sites. So always better to do something in real life and invest in crypto from your savings, especially on Bitcoin.

With the free-to-earn crypto, most likely, you must be careful of the scam.
Free crypto hunters are prone to scams and possible you may also be a target of malware infection through clicking those given link, you must be aware of it, and also, I don't think they are worth spending your time which you can find another alternative that gives a good return.

Upon having some small research, I found the article and all they said above was here.
Here's a link that I've found How To Earn Crypto While Learning – Learn & Earn Free Crypto [NO INVESTMENT].

Hi, I actually keep track of those opportunities. You can find a full list of learn & earn opportunities here.

Apart from Coinbase, you can currently earn free crypto from these quizzes at Cake DeFi (2 quizzes for $5 each, mostly DFI), Bitpanda (€5 in BEST), Coinlist.co ($6 in XTZ), and Revolut (€4.50 in DOT - might be over, not sure). The linked site has the full instructions and all of the answers to the quizzes.

The Binance quiz rewards are always gone instantly. Coinmarketcap also has some, but it's a lottery to get a reward, and the chances of getting the reward are really low.

No one mentioned Brave Browser and the possibility to earn some Basic Attention tokens by looking at personalized ads they offer you. I assume they are still doing that. The browser supposedly blocks all third-party ads but lets you see those of their partners. 

I am not recommending you use it, just mentioning there is that possibility as well. I would personally never consider doing that , so make sure you do your own research and understand what you are doing if you decide to give it a try.

In the future the potential of the few satoshis you earn today through micro earnings is unimaginable. Of course it's not so good like years ago, because currently offers are really scarce, less profitable, not simplified and even confusing. But about 6 or 7 years ago it was possible to earn 0,40$ daily (0,001BTC), just by doing one faucet run, ignoring the low paying ones which can be claimed more frequently and using only faucets which paid every 3, 6, 8, 12, 24 hours (consequently the rewards were better). The whole process didn't take more than an hour.

Moreover, sometimes faucets with big rewards were launched and lasted for few days, until the manager concluded rewards should be calibrated. So it was like a profitable beta test for users during the initial stage of the faucet.

Now the best part: those 0,40$ daily held until the last ATH, would represent a daily income of 69$ only by using faucets!

Well, free stuff like faucets has always been things with low value in the real world.

For example, when Bitcoin faucets were a thing, you couldn't really do much with Bitcoin in terms of buying things. Laszlo had to wait a few days to get his pizzas for 10k BTC... so giving away Bitcoin made sense.

It's the same these days. There are a few things that will give you a few sats for free. Which right now is almost nothing, just cents, but it allows you to play around with the lightning network for example.

It is probably remnants from the old days when some early adopters shared bitcoin for free to spread the word. It started with faucets and eventually evolved into various learn-to-earn crypto programs.

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As I see it, the only thing you can do to get more crypto is to work for it. The reason the coin is worth anything is because of the work that was put into it.
Cryptocurrency works just like real-world fiat currency. You work for it, you buy it with your labor, you trade it for other goods and services, and so forth. You can only get more of it by earning more of it.

Former but it depends if you are eligible


and if there are still rewards left



There is no one size fits all but for sure there would be a catch such as completing KYC. Start with reading each promos' ToS.

Except they aren't free - you are paying with your data.

As with everything online, if you are getting something - anything - for free, then you are the product. Why do Coinbase want to entice you to sign up for their site with such "Learn and earn" promotions? Because before you can access these promotions, you must first hand over all your personal details and scans of your documents. And then at a minimum they have your name, address, email, phone number, bank details, and the fact that you are interested in crypto. That information can be endlessly monetized by selling to third party advertisers, marketing agencies, governments, and more. Data brokers will buy that information and link it to your social media profiles and other online presence and again resell that to anyone who is interested. If you actually withdraw any coins you earn with them, then now they know some of your addresses as well, and their in-house blockchain analysis company will start working on linking as many different addresses to you as possible. Every extra data point they can gather makes their profile on you more valuable to third parties, and so they can make more profit from endlessly reselling your information.

If you think having your data splashed around dozens of companies and accessible by thousands of individuals to use in any way they like is worth it for a few bucks of some shitcoin, then go ahead. Otherwise, you'll get a better return for your time (without the complete loss of privacy) by working a job and then using the money you earn to buy some bitcoin.

all free earn models are either a fraud or you pay a little limit that may be meaningless if the price fluctuates, so it is better to learn and try to benefit others. For example, if you have some knowledge, creating videos on YouTube may bring you some income, writing specialized articles or trying to help others.

In general, solving questions and others is not a profitable model, and therefore honest sites do not give a rewarding return on it.

Try Cointiply. You can earn small amounts of coins on this site by doing different activities, which are converted to satoshis when you ask for a withdrawal. Most common and rentable method is to earn with surveys and I say that because you get paid even if the survey isn't disponible for your region. Just by trying to open the survey you already receive a reward (of course the reward is much better if the survey is disponible).

From all micro earnings sites this is the top one in the world right now. They also pay interest to users who have balances above 30,000 coins, although I think it's not a good idea, since the balance is in "coins" and not BTC, what means the more valuable bitcoin gets, less satoshis you will acquire when exchanging coins into btc.

But the site is great and launches many promotional codes on their twitter very often distributing extra rewards.

I don't understand why you people think that you can merely gain crypto without doing anything. Even miners are doing hard work to get their coins.

What would you say to someone who asks you if there are any learn-and-earn programs for Paypal and cash? You would tell them there are none, because they don't exist.

Some advice for people reading this thread - to keep your head up in the finance ocean, whether if its your bank account or crypto wallet, requires that you labor for your money. Even creating a scalable business is your laboring for money.

This is why I strongly disapprove of all learn-to-earn crypto programs. They give you just a paltry sum insufficient even for 3rd world countries to live on.

If you download the Carrot App you will be able to get 5 sats for every article of the bitcoin magazine you read from their app: https://bitcoinmagazine.com/technical/sats-earning-platform-carrot-wants-to-reward-the-world-in-bitcoin

That's a great way to keep up with what's going on in the Bitcoin world, and also get a few sats for doing so.

There are also different tasks that you can complete from different companies, and once you complete them they give you a code that you can redeem in the Carrot App.

You can then redeem the sats you have in that wallet to your own wallet with lightning once you reach 500 sats.

Most of the time you can find here something like that I believe there are some free bitcoins prices in the services section as well when they needed some promotions but the problem is not common is just a rare occurrence like last time we had a pay per post in another social media platform where they pay us for posting some contents. it was posted there and only a few members got in because most of the people were not really interested in micropayment.

Freebitco.in doesn't always give 2-3 digits of satoshi anymore, but it's only 7 satoshi at the current rate. Yes you can earn more if you hit specific number when you roll your lucky number, but it's only little chance you will get higher than the 0-9885 number.
Those play to earn games aren't really to earn since you need to have capital to invest on their games/projects/items in order to earn. There's nothing different like you invest on shitcoin, moreover you need an effort and time to play.

You have a point here. Sometimes, participating on this will just be a waste of your time.
You can find other crypto activities that will be more satisfying in terms of earnings.
But you can always check on those sites mentioned, because while waiting for better opportunity, you may earn something from them.
Every crypto activity may give you additional knowledge and that will assist you in your crypto journey.

Yes, Binance, Coinbase, and CoinMarketCap offer this feature but I think the Coinbase offer in terms of learning and earning is still better than both Binance and CMC because there are always terms and conditions applied to Binance's learning and earning scheme while the CMC learn and earn is just a penny.
Having said that, Coinbase is not a good one in the aspect of crypto exchange.
I will advise you to develop your account on this forum than waste your time on these learning and earning activities.

I think if you work minimum wage and then invest in bitcoin you will be much better off than try to get bitcoin for free in the same time.