Topic: How do you earn with your crypto? (Read 523 times)

I've been exploring similar strategies to maximize my crypto holdings during this bear market. While airdrops can be lucrative, they often require significant time and effort, and the potential rewards can be uncertain.

I've primarily focused on staking as a reliable way to earn passive income. Platforms like Binance Launchpool and Bitget PoolX offer a variety of staking opportunities with decent APRs. I've had success staking USDT and USDC on these platforms, as they typically have lower volatility and offer stable returns.

I do DCA because I think you can kinda "save" your money to Bitcoin in my case and also get something big in return in case the price is increasing while I'm DCAing Bitcoin as long as I can. Sure the chance of my money to be 0 does exist, but I don't really put that much money on there since I can afford it so I think it's a win for me. Aside from doing bounty campaigns time by time, there is nothing much to do since I'm busy with real life.

Wow, are you consistently doing that? You're only taking a few from your participation rewards and you're saving the rest.

If you would do that for the next years then you'd surely have a lot of money in the end and just make sure that you're keeping them in Bitcoin or any altcoin that you prefer.

Because if not, you're going to lose that money if you won't convert them into more valuable cryptocurrencies like BTC.

it seems like this is the best way to do it with minimal market movement. I think staking can provide a solution to invest in it, with crypto staking being one of the popular ways to get passive income in this case it is necessary to invest capital indirectly for investors in the long term, meanwhile from The amount of the reward depends on each asset.
or for those of you, stablecoins, where movements in the market with stable prices give the market greater confidence and reduce price volatility, so you can invest a lot in tokens that you trust and that's a good choice.

Best one is to learn how to trade because it gives you the freedom to do things your way. I understand not everyone can learn and become a trader so you have to do what's best for you. Staking is good when you get in early enough with a project especially before the hype.

There are several ways and it is more fun to make some money with your coins rather than keeping them idle. Sometimes they might not be the best strategy and its good idea to diversify the way you invest and earn.
Staking is the easiest and less risky way of earning a bit of the same coin. You hold the coin you want and earn a small interest on the same coin.
There are staking option that holds the coin but provides reward in another coin or a mix of coins is popular in defis which provides a bit higher reward.
Other investment option are farming liquidity pair but that is highly risky unless you do it with stable coins to stable coins which is one of the highest rate you get for holding stable coins.

Personally I don't do both, I only hold using the DCA method. I only invest in Bitcoin on a weekly basis. I will hold my holdings until the value of Bitcoin is 200K, or maybe even longer. Overall I want to increase my portfolio a lot. I invest by taking advantage of bear and bull markets.

Its so tough to earn like these ways in nowadays. I don’t have seen so much project on these, However too much fake airdropped here and there which are not a good way of earn. Its only your luck it's support for you. It's good save some from what you have but if it’s not a good coin you may lost everything. So i think instead of doing such a jobs you may find some other ways like trading, doing investment on good project though it is risk but surely you will have a strong way of earning if you work hard there.

I mine kaspa at oneminers.com which has the most profitable options to mine crypto and then i HODL in btc or withdraw. For me probably the easiest way to create passive income via crypto

I agree that no one can get rich overnight here. But you can earn with crypto using staking like Bitget PoolX, airdrops like ZRO, UNI and etc.

But if you wanna get rich, you gotta trade all day. Let it be day-trading or futures trading. Anything works but risky as hell cos you don't want to lose your money in an instant. Make sure to split the money to invest in many tokens that you trust.

Crypto is not really a place to earn.It is a place to explore. If you come here with the intention of earning money overnight then you have come to the wrong place.First you need to gain enough knowledge about the forum.Then there are different platforms and know about them.Then you can start working on what you think you are good at.There are many sectors like trading, holding, investing, airdrops etc.

Trading is the most simple way. In the past year, i have learned that you can earn free money by joining airdrop with your ETH. I have locked and bridged some of my ETH in various project and layer 2's from which i have earned a substential amount of altcoin that can be converted back to ETH. In this process, i didn't need to burn any of my assets. I just lost some of the fees. There are some other ways that can be used to earn money in crypto, like providing liquidity in some of the dapps and i have heard that it is even possible to earn money by running node.

I'm not a person to trade and take risks and I always participate in campaigns/airdrops or signatures and convert my tokens to Bitcoin or BNB. I spend only a part of my income and save the rest in my wallet. Maybe in the next 10 years! who knows?

Working in real life, joining signature campaign and doing side gigs are the way for me to earn crypto.

Definitely I didn't get paid in crypto in real life job and my side gigs mostly paid in fiat, but I convert them to Bitcoin whenever I get paid. I think it's better than really looking to earn in crypto like by doing airdrop or trading, because there are no guarantee you will get decent reward in airdrop and you will make money through trading.

Well, trading is the final destination of all the crypto communities here, so they can make a way of earning crypto here. Although there are other ways to earn crypto, trading is still their last process so that they can convert the crypto they have earned into projects that provide a trend in this field of the crypto space.

That is why it is important to study trading because it is not easy to study or understand immediately in a short period of time; instead, it requires patient study so that we can properly absorb what we will learn each day that passes.

Why crazy? Hehe. It's not that unusual you know but risky? Yes, because we know airdrops now, they now require us some capital in order for us to perform the task that they have prepared. It's not easy if it's risky. The most easiest way to earn a crypto is still the faucets. They don't need a capital (money) and we will only solve a captcha in order for us to claim some cryptos.

Nice to read your confessions there about Binance launchpad. Not that I'm happy with your experience but now we know that it's not always Christmas there. You know, Christmas is the time that everyone is giving away stuffs. And what we usually read about it are only just a hype.

Staking coins and tokens is a way to make passive income from your portfolio without having to sell it. It's not risk free, though. You can be scammed by exchanges where you are staking, as it has already happened to many investors in the past. The worst part is that if it happens, you are going to lose 100% of your portfolio.

Moreover, the tokens you might choose to stake, may offer high APY, but the higher the APY it offers, the higher it is the price decreasement you can expect from that token on long run, because you aren't the only investor to stake on it. And once other investors start cashing out their profits from the altcoin, they are going to sell huge amounts of that token, increasing supply without having enough demand to absorb it. Then prices crash and your APY means nothing in the end...

The safest strategy is to still hold your portfolio inside a hardware wallet and wait for the market to pump the coins and tokens you are holding, so you sell them for profit. Everything else involves extra risks.

Thank you. The fun will only continue if it doesn't get diluted to the max. To try out PoolX, I moved some of my ZRO assets over for the ZRO pool.  While I'm aware that the rewards earned is directly proportional to the size of assets staked by user, I feel it is still quite low. I don't have any Blast tokens, I would've farmed the BLAST pool on PoolX since it currently has the highest APR I've seen across the board. I'll enjoy it until dilution comes  

Airdrops are quite easy, but you also need to be careful because the more airdrops, the more scammers will use airdrops as a trap to steal assets in your wallet.
So make sure the airdrop is safe and reliable and use a new wallet to avoid losing assets like many people are experiencing today.

And for the Giveaway, it only depends on luck, and I have never received a prize from a giveaway on Twitter.

For contests that require having skills, it needs to be adjusted to your skills.
I participated in the art contest and was quite successful with many victories,
because I have the skill to make a wood carving, until now the contest is still ongoing.

Staking will only feel its impact when we have a majority allocation or at least have more money than the average person. I had a bad experience with staking, at that time I bought a lot of Oasis Network (ROSE) around IDR 30M, and because it experienced a slight price drop, I decided to stake, do you know what happened after? This coin got an increase of more than 300% from my purchase price, and I couldn't sell it because it required 14 days unstake period.

On the other hand, staking is also dangerous because it's done on centralized platforms, for example Binance, or large validators like Everstake (if using DPoS).

This is true. Not everyone is good at everything, what is most successful for you or what you are very good at may not be for me, and it is also possible that what I am good at or what I am lucky to do is not for you, and when it comes to trading, trading is not something that anyone can learn and start following someone else's words and get success from it.

I have learned from my life that we should not force anyone to do something but give good advice. If you are successful in something and if you feel that something exists which is earning a good income then tell others about it and ask them to learn it if they pay attention to this work and can learn or understand it well then they will succeed in it as well.

Same with me, nothing special to do with my assets. Mostly, only left in wallet securely and make it as a holding, wait for the next target reached. 
But in the past I took part in a kind of staking on a top exchange and the results? Wow, unlike my expectations. With quite a long time, unfortunately the rewards are quite small. So, I'm probably not interested in staking anymore, not to mention I have concerns about several things related to staking. Even though this is actually quite good and profitable for some people. However, for me, who in fact only has a few assets, it really isn't that big.

So, just holding, keep holding, no matter what happen to this market, keep holding. Although the market is currently decreased quite significantly, just keep holding. 

I usually do trading/shorting on some coins I feel confident about it and just long term trading. The long term should be doable to anyone, just that as the name suggests, it's for the long term. Should be pretty safe though and if you time it generally you'd be able to get at least 50% profit imo. Shorting is just as it is, up to you what you want to short. I recently got lucky with meme coins a few weeks ago but wouldn't really recommend it as one you'd want to short.

Airdrops give you close to useless stuff nowadays,  not really worth the time and effort given but if you have nothing then it might be worth it I guess? Probably better to just get some random beer money jobs(not crypto) imo.  As for staking, I just generally avoid it. Not worth risking my coins for.

100%.

It's best to hold it without any having problem. Don't regret about the potential 5%-10% APY that you might get and then it will compound, it's not a problem at all.

Don't think of that because if you're going to calculate how much that is, you'll see that it's not that much addition compared to the safety of your coins that's being held by yours.

Where would the loss be if you were to participate in the Launchpool with one of the stablecoins? The loss occurs when you participate in the Launchpool using the exchange's own volatile currency, which may cause financial losses if its price drops after the end of the Launchpool for one of the projects. It is worth noting, as @Makishart mentioned that large capital is required to achieve good profits; otherwise, you will end up with just a few dollars. Of course, in the stake as well, your capital is what determines the percentage of profits you will receive.

It is also possible to earn with our crypto by participating in airdrops offered by Web3 exchange wallets such as Binance and Gateio, etc., which usually ask for participation fees and whose profits are based on the number of participants, allocation, and the like. For me, trading is more profitable, but it requires good experience.

Yea, by promoting some scam airdrops, you are there by increasing and contributing to the visibility of such project and making it possible for them to succeed in their plot to scam investors. That was actually one of the reasons why I stopped promoting airdrops because it was more of time wasting and also help scammers to promote their shit. I know that out of 100% altcoin projects (both new and existing), a little percentage of them still perform decent airdrops and bounty but the scam projects are now majority in the bounty and airdrops market.

Making money from fee job like airdrop seems still easily with opportunity but for contest need highest skill depend kinds of contest participating, I think airdrop is most recommended way to make money in cryptocurrency and easily understood by the beginner in cryptocurrency. For giveaway depend on our luck when participating this way to make money in cryptocurrency, currently many time joining give away in twitter but never winning yet although I got my friend more lucky by winning several give away event.

Need to upgrade skill getting bigger opportunity make money in cryptocurrency, joining contest have large amount reward and not all user has skill and give large opportunity become the contest winner.

There are many ways to use our crypto to get more crypto. If I'm not misunderstanding what you meant by this sentence, I think the way to get more crypto using our crypto is maybe by trading or staking it through a bet, which is more risky than even trading because there’s a high possibility of losing the funds. So the best way method is to advise someone who wants to gain more crypto using their own crypto, but any other method I don’t think is advisable. But anybody who wants to risk it, then it’s okay; they can go ahead, for I think trading is better. 


I don’t think this will make sense, though, because paying money before getting an airdrop is kind of a red flag for such airdrops. I think Airdrop is all about doing some tasks and then claiming them, so paying some fees doesn’t make sense. 

That's totally right, I don't like the launch pool since it just provides you small profit and the worst part is getting an impermanent loss which is very annoying when you just want to get profit for the liquidity pool. And, I think it would be much better to earn crypto through staking, lending, or trading but of course, it needs knowledge and a required amount of assets before you can earn a lot of crypto.

Well, I generally conducted retroairdrops and LRT staking airdrops, and I rarely participated in launchpools because they pay extremely low APRs and the size of your reward is entirely dependent on the amount staked in the launchpool. I just retrodropped by connecting my money to an actively used environment, and I received tokens as a consequence. 
I believe redrodrop is much more worthy than launchpool, but there is no guarantee that you will always be qualified to get the reward once the project's developers have announced their TGE. Finally, retrodrops is well worth the time and money spent if you were eligible for the reward. 

Launch pools are useful when you have a large amount of money to stake, but they also provide a guaranteed payoff to even the smallest stakers. I've risked a few thousand dollars but received less than $60 through Launchpool.

Launchpool is terrible for me. 

Airdrops to me are gamble games, if you’re not ready for it, then reduce the much hope you have in them in making you millions. Airdrops do pay but you can’t know which will pay you, so it is important for you not to be too hopeful in them to avoid disappointments. Those airdrops you need to pay some money to are seen as reliable ones, but I still don’t feel comfortable with them. In order not to lose funds and not get anything in return, just don’t pay to get airdropped tokens.


Staking is a very good one and these that engage in them mostly do benefit from it. This is the crypto world though, you have to be careful in anywhere you want to put your money. Do your own research and only believe or invest at your own peril. You can hold anyone responsible for your mismanagement of funds by putting your money into the scammers den.

It's easy to say, but those who start out as Holders don't understand what the concept of Holders really is.
They need to study every situation that occurs, know about the basics of trading, and know where they should buy back with the reserve money they have prepared. Without having money in reserve, there would be no greater accumulation of profits.

Back to the topic, to make money from crypto is not easy, it requires good knowledge and understanding of crypto.
Don't just go in to trade and use futures trading, it will only traumatize beginners.

Making money from free jobs like Airdrops, contests and some giveaways is better because while learning to interact with crypto.

I earn in crypto landscape by using several methods such as, trading on spot as I have developed good technical skill over-time to take entry and exit at the right time  by utilizing various Technical Indicators including MACD, RSI and moving averages. to guide my trades. Additionally, I have been participating since long time in several airdrops campaigns on L2 of Ethereum chains such as Arbitrum, Optimism, Zksync, LayerZero and others, where I have received generous rewards.

My personal favourite will always be holding, because I have made so much money that way. While people tried to trade like crazy, or hope for the best at airdrops, or try to invest into some silly meme or whatever, I invest into top ranked coins and just hold them. I have made a good amount of money from it, and I am quite happy about it as well. I am not saying that it is the only way, of course you can trade and make money, of course you can invest into a low rank thing and make money, there is nothing against it.

The only thing I am against right now is forcing others to do something they don't like, so saying trading is best, and everyone should do it, would be wrong. Same for me, I love holding top ranked ones, but I would never suggest everyone should do it, it's best "for me", maybe not for you.

This might be a boring suggestion but I also believe on this especially if you want to make real profit.
By simply investing and playing long, DCA strategy also works well you just have to choose the best coin to invest with. Though, some might not be able to play long due to their urgency to make profit, but if you can afford it better to practice this. I still have my holdings for long, I'm not expecting to have a good return right now but I'm very positive that good profit will come in the future, i just need to be more patient for this.

Didn't do anything for my hodling, didn't do any retrodrop or staking, unless it was using a stablecoin like USDT, the last time I joined a campaign from Bitget to get $BWB, I lost a lot of money because of the huge sales hype when the campaign was over. Especially when the market is bear like now, I prioritize looking for active income and then I put some of it into Bitcoin (BTC) regularly with DCA strategy.

Lots of people will tell you to stake your coins or play around with leverage trading but both of these options can end up with you getting REKT. My advice would be less exciting, less exotic, just invest in well established coins & HODL for years, continue to buy during the years & you will make a lot of profit.

Haha there is nothing without risk actually. There'll be low risk probably but I don't really play with loans though. I better stake my tokens or join some airdrops as they are the ones with less risk.. Although one of my friends will love the idea of lending cos he is really involved in all of these.

But thanks for your opinion
Well you don't really lose when you stake it on launch pools, as it's better than keeping it idle, but the choice is yours, and the outcome will depend on your decision.

I staked there most of times with my USDT and BTC, the thing is not everyone knows it yet, so that's why APR is high. There's a saying, "make the most of it while it's there."
And you know, crypto will be back soon to its bullish state, right now make the most of the rewards you get from launchpools, airdrops, poolx and whatever you do to earn.

Yeah you should. I'm confident you'll find it exciting. And oh with the way poolX is set up. The fun will continue.

People always take the risk of bridging across multiple platforms in the hope that the likes of Layerzero, zksync, Arbitrum and many more...
It's still DYOR don't dare to do it if you are still in doubt because of course not all projects that you do for the sake of bridging will be successful sometimes we spend a lot of money but the results are not as good as expected.

Launchpool can be followed on several exchanges it is better to use stablecoins rather than altcoins to bet, because if altcoins when the price drops then it will not balance your losses.
The way I do it is to trade in spot trading.
Follow the launchpool on Bybit even though it is only once a month.

Trading is the best option.

Don't wait for airdrops, you might be wasting your time and effort looking for them or joining their bounties while they are not really that profitable, or worse they are valued as dust in the end.

Staking is okay but you will need a large balance for you to feel the profits of it. Most who do this are whales who have nothing to do with their coins.

In trading, there are so many strategies you can use but you will also have to be careful as reading the market might not always help whenever a sudden plunge comes. Be aware of the community who are also trading them or those who supports the coin the you will trade so that you will have an idea where it might go.

I don't do both, but I don't agree that if we participate in the airdrop, we have to spend a certain amount of money because it carries a high risk. The airdrop is free. yes I haven't been able to make my crypto earn income every month or week but occasionally I trade short term to earn income and hold long term taking advantage of bears and bulls

As long as you aren't losing money from what yiu are doing then it would be fine. Airdrops are profitable even at this point. In most instances tasks will just be done in order to get a slot but yes there are some airdrops which will require you to invest an amount of money but so far I haven't had any issues yet. Indeed there are airdrops which weren't that much profitable but that's just how it goes. You have to join multiple airdrops to tackle ones which are highly paying. But if you are after direct profit then go with investments already however, higher risk will be involved.
We just have to find the right ones on our way. But I agree that investing and doing short trades are more profitable.  Most of the time, those airdrops turning out to be scam are those which only requires task wherein you will help them promote their project but will end up gaining nothing. On my end, I tend to check only on big projects to avoid wasting my time. You can also check on communities outside this forum, to know which projects would be worth engaging.

Alrighty. Since you're the second person in forum suggesting Bitget PoolX, I'm inclined to check it out. Hopefully it would be worth it. Maybe there's still time to have fun there before it gets heavily diluted.


I haven't heard about risks of losing asset when staking except you're doing so on a CEX. If you're staking directly on a network, it can't be stolen by the validators you delegate to. The only problem with staking these days is that the drop in value of your asset can be compensated by the staking reward you will earn. Say APY is 10% and price of token drops -40% in the same period, you're -30% short.

Airdrops? Yes, it is one way that one can earn from crypto, but this time around, it is so difficult to know a legit airdrop that can be profitable because of too many scams in the crypto space. If you are looking at earning good altcoins through airdrops, you may luckily see them, but they are rare.I know I have made some profits from airdrops in the past, but things have changed drastically; it is not as before again. 

I have participated in crypto staking as well, but no good profit was realized while I still ended up putting my asset at risk. 

I am earning from crypto now through trading and also investing and holding for a long time. 

It's good to explore multiple eaerning opportunities in this space in other not to miss out. though. I've been on Bitget launchpools last month especially PoolX and the APR was decent even though I didn't stake much. You can check it out. ATM asides that I'm farming numerous play to earn games and also considering shark fin due to it's principal guaranteed feature for BTC, eth & USDT.

A newbie could easily fall for scam airdrop more than one who is not a newbie. The general concept of airdrop is to reward users who have helped in building their projects and contribute towards the community through social media tasks or test nets. You don’t have to give a penny to be rewarded for an airdrop and for those airdrop that requires to give out some money (retroactive airdrops) are most times worth it but still it’s not a financial advise or go ahead when you see one.

Nothing is guaranteed on this space, you just have to do your own research and only invest into what is worthwhile and can give you higher returns. Airdrops use to be a very good way to earn a lot of money in the past when cryptocurrency where still in their early stages, but now a lot of scam projects have taken over the space and you need to be careful not to fall scam to any in the name of airdrops or some other juicy offers.

I like to take more risk so I stake directly into some L2 projects or liquidity protocols such as eigenlayer, symbiotic or stakestone, I find it to be a lot more profitable than relying cex staking going against the big whales.
meanwhile I also like to bridges my asset to various L2 that hasn't held airdrop yet just for the sake of getting that lottery ticket to eligibility and also i always ended up using perpetual trading platform in these L2 which are really cheap in term of fee.
overall.

the meta of airdrop right now is just to use any potential project so ieveraging on that going out of my way to try newer platform, though most of them are just plain hellish experience dealing with unfinished dapps.

honestly, just holding crypto is enough, there are many testimony in twitter and other social media saying they could've generated the same profit or more just by holding alone no need to finish unnecessary complex airdrop tasks which most of them only give disappointing results anyway.

I personally don't use launchpools and i don't even trade because i think it's too risky, i get my few cryptocurrencies from airdrops and here with signatures i transform everything i earn into bnb or eth and stake

I choose to cost average buy my crypto.  I haven't "earned" crypto in a long time.  Whenever I have funds available I buy more bitcoin.  Then take the bitcoin and as a small percentage into altcoins.  I wish more companies took bitcoin or crypto or even better, more people were willing to use crypto.  We are still a long ways away from that.

Ummm, thanks for the heads up about Bitget launchpools. I've been participating quite a bit on Binance launchpools and it used to be pretty decent but right now, it's complete shit due to the heavily dilution that currently plagues their launchpool. I participated in ENA's bybit launchpool and the APR was great. Subsequent Bybit launchpool end up making the user more losses because the rewards are just not enough to compensate for the drop in price. Best is stable coins.

If you have enough capital or plenty of ETH, you might want to use Pendle's PT farms instead to get fixed APYs on your stables or raw ETH.

I am into launchpools before but I don't think that my tiny spare money will still earn that much.
That's why I have pulled them out of exchanges and it's better to earn nothing from them by just holding it.
If I want to earn, I'd trade and if something is interesting, I'd go there and stake.

Trading or holding. I'm mainly holding right now, waiting for another season for memecoins since it's probably the easiest so far to short imo (if your lucky). As for other coins, I'm just holding them really, trading on some of these top coins is just way too stressful for me with all the signals and stuff. I did that once when I started out and boy was it a bad experience so yea, just hold and DCA for me.

I've tried staking before, never really stayed. Same with airdrops. I've heard it was a boon back in the day but nowadays it's just shitcoins or scams.

I think staking is more good than doing airdrops i already joined a lot of airdrops but still i only earn small amount and we need to do a lot of task like sharing the projects on social media do share in twitter, facebook, subscribe in YouTube, etc.,im tired of airdrops, while in staking we can really earn i also prepare on investing in some new projects that has a big potential to grow in the future we can earn huge from them just DYOR for good.

Airdrop I must say it's a crazy, risky way to earn money in this crypto space. It's risky, and most times it's the easiest way to earn what others call free money, but it's actually not free. 
 
I have joined Binance Launchpad a few times, but I was very disappointed with the reward I got from there. It was almost to me as if it's not worth it, but looking at it from the other way around, I lose nothing other than stake my BnB and Busd back when it was still available on Binance.
 
What I do this period is monitor and follow up on new projects that conduct launch pools on Binance. If I'm lucky enough, I get to buy a few seconds after listing and wait for the price to pump so that I can sell and take home some profit. I've done that on a few projects, and it works for me.

Trading is the obvious way to try making money with crypto, but it has risks.  Lending might be safer - you loan your crypto to others through platforms that connect borrowers and lenders.  The borrowers pay interest that comes back to you.  So you earn money without selling anything.  Less risk than trading, but still not foolproof.   

Im no expert, just thinking out loud about options beyond trading and those you mentioned.  Lending could go south too if borrowers default.  But handled carefully it generates income from assets you keep.  Steady money flows beat volatile value swings.  Though I suppose traders seek that volatility, viewing it as opportunity.

Sorry if this has been posted already but I wanna start with my post with my own insights and get some opinions plus insights from you guys as well.
This market has been downhill for a while, and I know many of us looking to earn some crypto with their own crypto. Now, I can think of two options if we want to earn with our crypto.

Firstly, there are some airdrops that require bridging and many other stuff that also require fees, which means some of our crypto will be used on fees and coins that get bridged. I do have to warn you that do not rely on this all the time, cos if you are newbie, you won't know that airdrop will be worth it or not.
Now comes second, the most popular option, staking your crypto. There are tons of staking platforms you can search... But to be safe, DYOR on it. The staking can be done on Launchpool on Binance, PoolX on Bitget and many others. There are not many launchpool events that you can take part in since it happens like once a month, but you can join PoolX, which is available with projects that bitget frequently lists. I always try to take part with my USDT or sometimes BTC to earn since they really offer some high APRs on tokens.

Would love to hear if you guys do one of these options, or perhaps you guys have other strategies to share?