Mining and trading, yes. Especially dollars to Bitcoin.
I think one of the easiest ways is Bitwage - take a chunk out of each paycheck. Or else Circle or (not) Coinbaise.
I would not recommend signature campaigns.
Topic: How to (seriously) earn Bitcoins for dummies. - page 3. (Read 7169 times)
Bitcoin "dummies" are better off making money in the real world - even if just some minimum wage job - and then buying bitcoin as a way of "earning" bitcoin. Bitcoin dummies are more likely to lose their bitcoin in mining and/or trading. When they are no longer dummies, then maybe look into mining or trading.
Yep, this. Trying to work for bitcoin is ridiculous unless you're a coder or something. It's like trying to work for gold--there aren't many people who'll pay you in gold. Just get a job and buy btc. The sig campaign suggestion isn't a bad idea but they don't pay big money. Mining can be in the form of cloud mining and it is suitable for dummies. Only they will have to invest initially. There are some cloud miners, who are real and paying off their investors money as agreed.
Though trading is truly risky for the dummies, but eventually if they wish to earn big, they will have to move to trading. It's better for the dummies to learn trading using altcoins which is available in the market for free/easily. Then only they can move to bitcoin.
Bitcoin "dummies" are better off making money in the real world - even if just some minimum wage job - and then buying bitcoin as a way of "earning" bitcoin. Bitcoin dummies are more likely to lose their bitcoin in mining and/or trading. When they are no longer dummies, then maybe look into mining or trading.
Yep, this. Trying to work for bitcoin is ridiculous unless you're a coder or something. It's like trying to work for gold--there aren't many people who'll pay you in gold. Just get a job and buy btc. The sig campaign suggestion isn't a bad idea but they don't pay big money. 
Thank you for the informative guide, so simple but straight to the point very helpful especially with newbies to trading, I think logic is easy if you really focus and really wanted to learn. you done a great job here mate keep it up and thank you again.
For trading, are there other decent trading bots out there besides CAT? Preferably free ones?
There are also airdrops of altcoins that one can trade for bitcoin should they receive the drop. They have different requirements but are free to join...some airdrops could land one a decent little stash of bitcoin once traded. However, I don't know if dummies should get involved with airdrops because they are also an easy way to inject viruses into one's system....so, maybe not for dummies but they are a start for some.
I think the first option has the best potential of earning respectable amounts of Bitcoins every month. If you can create a niche website and do your SEO right you can get a lot of traffic of people interested in Bitcoin and subsequently get a lot of referral commission by selling products and showing ads. The sky is the limit here and you may be making bank in a very short period of time.
You can add doing captcha solver. It paid per 1.000 captcha and the rates is depend what time do you work. The rates is around $0.3-$1.2 per 1.000 captcha. If you can type fast, this job is good for you.
I have tried this but do not recommend it.This method is very time consuming and only good if you have good dexterity.
I found you have to sit in front of the computer for an hour at most to continuously type and found that only 85-90% were counted towards the solved ones that were accepted. If you can sit infront of your computer doing 1000 in one sitting, your hands will cramp up and possibility cause irreversible damage to your wrists/hands. Is it really worth it for $1.20?
You can add doing captcha solver. It paid per 1.000 captcha and the rates is depend what time do you work. The rates is around $0.3-$1.2 per 1.000 captcha. If you can type fast, this job is good for you.
Not just typing you have to solve the images in the captchabox by checking which has the same match
You can add doing captcha solver. It paid per 1.000 captcha and the rates is depend what time do you work. The rates is around $0.3-$1.2 per 1.000 captcha. If you can type fast, this job is good for you.
its a good guide. but imo only the first 2 options are good. you can sell goods &services or join a signature campaign, because i think if you are new to bitcoin mining wont really be a good option for you.
Bitcoin "dummies" are better off making money in the real world - even if just some minimum wage job - and then buying bitcoin as a way of "earning" bitcoin. Bitcoin dummies are more likely to lose their bitcoin in mining and/or trading. When they are no longer dummies, then maybe look into mining or trading.
what a useful thread.
I actually wanna start trading (I just followed signature campaign this time). I asked my friend how to trade, but he gave me unclear ways.
then I read your thread. would you mind to explain more about trading? my friend said we need some money ir butcoins to start trading. so how much we need to start?
I actually wanna start trading (I just followed signature campaign this time). I asked my friend how to trade, but he gave me unclear ways.
then I read your thread. would you mind to explain more about trading? my friend said we need some money ir butcoins to start trading. so how much we need to start?
The time to earn serious bitcoins as a dummy were over as soon as bitcoin got any resemblance of value. To make a good amount of bitcoin nowadays, you need to be involved and willing to spend either a lot of time or cash.
Signature campaigns might be the best way for dummies nowadays, but you won't make more than 20-30 USD a week even in the best campaigns at the highest ranks. And that is not something id call serious bitcoins.
If you really want a lot right now, just spend cash on it and have them on hand directly.
Signature campaigns might be the best way for dummies nowadays, but you won't make more than 20-30 USD a week even in the best campaigns at the highest ranks. And that is not something id call serious bitcoins.
If you really want a lot right now, just spend cash on it and have them on hand directly.
Thanks for this thread. I am especially interested in the trading part.
Interesting thread with a nice explanations, i just was curious about your 
, lets hope this can help someone but maybe is a little bit hard for dummies.
Btw Sampey's CAT automated trading bot is really good, well, specially if you cant program your own one, but people must be really carefully, sometimes people use it thinking that they will be rich in few weeks and they didnt know even how to configure it...
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method , lets hope this can help someone but maybe is a little bit hard for dummies.Btw Sampey's CAT automated trading bot is really good, well, specially if you cant program your own one, but people must be really carefully, sometimes people use it thinking that they will be rich in few weeks and they didnt know even how to configure it...
I must admit this is very informative op.Helped me clear lot of things about trading and taught new things about mining.It may not be for dummies,but it is helpful
Very good and nice thread .However i think it should have been posted in "Beginners and help" section of forum because that is the only section from which most of newbies start with.Anyway you can move it .
I also think that those are not best ideas to earn bitcoin for dummies as some of them maybe completely new about it so it is better to give them time to understand it or provide links in thread regarding some information how mining and trading stuff works.It maybe very risky for dummies if they take a step without knowing anything about it.
I also think that there are couple of points that OP missed like faucet and altcoin faucets or microearning-sites .Also part-time jobs if dummies are capable of doing specified work.
Seriously? Mining and Trading are your ideas for earning Bitcoin for dummies?
I also think that those are not best ideas to earn bitcoin for dummies as some of them maybe completely new about it so it is better to give them time to understand it or provide links in thread regarding some information how mining and trading stuff works.It maybe very risky for dummies if they take a step without knowing anything about it.
I also think that there are couple of points that OP missed like faucet and altcoin faucets or microearning-sites .Also part-time jobs if dummies are capable of doing specified work.
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