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Topic: How/where to earn bitcoins? (not faucets) (Read 5694 times)

newbie
Activity: 52
Merit: 0
March 30, 2015, 07:28:01 AM
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There are too many ways to earn Bitcoin but first of all, you must work hard to get some BTC and then use it to invest . It's up to you/

You can trade your coins to earn profit.... That's one of many ways
newbie
Activity: 57
Merit: 0
Hi, I'm just wondering what are the best/easiest ways to earn BTC?

Is there anything like the website fiver where you do tasks to earn BTC instead of £/$?

I have no clue about programming or anything like that but I am good at writing if that would be helpful at all. Are there any threads on here where people are requiring tasks done in return for BTC?

Also, quite a few people recommend signature campaigns as a good way to earn BTC, bearing in mind I am fairly new and only a junior member, would this be both feasible and worthwhile and if so could you please guide me on how to do this please?

Any other suggestions other than the ones outlined are also welcome, any help much appreciated.

you do not need to look anywhere else . Simply, you can earn Bitcoin here- Bitcointalk

There are too many ways to earn from sig campaign, giveaway, bounty,...
hero member
Activity: 910
Merit: 1000
At this time, Which faucet pay highest ? LOL

Thanks !

I think Motherfaucet (Xapo wallet) and Bitcoinker (Xapo or Microwallet) have pretty high payouts. I personally like using CoinAd lately more than the others because the have a higher number of advertisements.
sr. member
Activity: 364
Merit: 252
Good point on the gambling, as with any gambling risk/reward but the game odds have to be at least fair (expected value and all).

Didn't even realize there were so many signature campaigns that reward activity and posting, even for newbies and Jr. Members.
Going to look into that now, cheer fellers.

Any downside with these signature campaigns aside from pimping out your signature block and also revealing your bitcoin wallet address?

I think you've accurately summarized the downsides lol

But I think the signature campaign concept is understood on this forum.
full member
Activity: 224
Merit: 100
You can work with PTC (Paid To Click)
The job is just clicking advertisement and you get paid Smiley

Paid to Click is good. but better u choose PTC who paid in dollar $ not in bitcoin.
bcos its better than bitcoin and the price quite better. Smiley
legendary
Activity: 1022
Merit: 1003
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You can work with PTC (Paid To Click)
The job is just clicking advertisement and you get paid Smiley
sr. member
Activity: 279
Merit: 250
Good point on the gambling, as with any gambling risk/reward but the game odds have to be at least fair (expected value and all).

Didn't even realize there were so many signature campaigns that reward activity and posting, even for newbies and Jr. Members.
Going to look into that now, cheer fellers.

Any downside with these signature campaigns aside from pimping out your signature block and also revealing your bitcoin wallet address?


The best choice would be, what doesnt go out of your way to earn those bitcoins.

People are listing way too many choices, and some will pay out pennies and comparing to whats been paying them great. I`d stick with signatures for now, then move on to a buy and sell thing.

I wouldnt want to waste my time in other areas, unless you have a lot of time in the day.

Yeah, I agree.

From my introduction into Bitcoin, the easiest way if you work and have disposable income, is to just convert $ to Bitcoin.  I'll assume that some people are asking because they either don't work or don't want to invest their personal $.

Without having any unique skillset, so really just based on participation, the signature campaigns are your best bet from what I can see.  Aside from that, there are faucets and Android games that will pay a few hundred satoshi, which will build really slowly over time.

Gambling has the potential to generate bitcoin, but the odds are against you and you need to be comfortable with losing.
newbie
Activity: 57
Merit: 0
At this time, Which faucet pay highest ? LOL

Thanks !
hero member
Activity: 728
Merit: 500
There are many ways and even threads in the forum itself to earn Bitcoins, just search. Smiley

1. Signature Campaign.
2. PTC sites which allow payments in BTC.
3. Micro tasks.
4. Purchase them (instead of earning). Wink

yes probably better than anyone will get from btc faucets.
member
Activity: 84
Merit: 10
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u can gambling on dice sites or sports book *i prefer sportsbook.
signature campaign *this one is good.
invest on ponzi *this one is high risk.

2nd one is good only.
full member
Activity: 224
Merit: 100
u can gambling on dice sites or sports book *i prefer sportsbook.
signature campaign *this one is good.
invest on ponzi *this one is high risk.
sr. member
Activity: 364
Merit: 252
The best choice would be, what doesnt go out of your way to earn those bitcoins.

People are listing way too many choices, and some will pay out pennies and comparing to whats been paying them great. I`d stick with signatures for now, then move on to a buy and sell thing.

I wouldnt want to waste my time in other areas, unless you have a lot of time in the day.

Yeah, I agree.

From my introduction into Bitcoin, the easiest way if you work and have disposable income, is to just convert $ to Bitcoin.  I'll assume that some people are asking because they either don't work or don't want to invest their personal $.

Without having any unique skillset, so really just based on participation, the signature campaigns are your best bet from what I can see.  Aside from that, there are faucets and Android games that will pay a few hundred satoshi, which will build really slowly over time.

Gambling has the potential to generate bitcoin, but the odds are against you and you need to be comfortable with losing.
newbie
Activity: 28
Merit: 0
I have some site which you can earn btc there like:
earncrypto.com
Coinworker.com
Get-btc.
freebit.co.in
hero member
Activity: 826
Merit: 1000
The best choice would be, what doesnt go out of your way to earn those bitcoins.

People are listing way too many choices, and some will pay out pennies and comparing to whats been paying them great. I`d stick with signatures for now, then move on to a buy and sell thing.

I wouldnt want to waste my time in other areas, unless you have a lot of time in the day.
newbie
Activity: 28
Merit: 0
There are already many post related to this in this section with tons of reply ,

If you atleast search them you will find them

Here are

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/help-me-please-957815

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/help-mee-961373

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/coinlearnorg-newbie-learning-hourly-earning-435257
newbie
Activity: 42
Merit: 0
Hi,

I'm just wondering what are the best/easiest ways to earn BTC?

Is there anything like the website fiver where you do tasks to earn BTC instead of £/$?

thanks !
legendary
Activity: 1050
Merit: 1000
Since you're good at writing, why not offer some service here on the forum?  There's always a need for proofreading to be done as well. Also try work off fiverr and convert your PayPal balance to bitcoin if possible.
legendary
Activity: 2422
Merit: 1451
Leading Crypto Sports Betting & Casino Platform
Can you provide any services? You can sometimes find small and easy gigs at /r/jobs4bitcoins or xbtfreelancer.com

coinality.com is also great if you earn some experience in the field of freelancing.
legendary
Activity: 1456
Merit: 1000
There are many ways and even threads in the forum itself to earn Bitcoins, just search. Smiley

1. Signature Campaign.
2. PTC sites which allow payments in BTC.
3. Micro tasks.
4. Purchase them (instead of earning). Wink

are ptc sites really worth it? i find the rates quite low to be honest, or maybe i used the wrong site.
which one do you think is the best and works with bitcoin?
I have never seen a PTC website for Bitcoin that was profitable, or not any more profitable than your average bitcoin faucet. A way to make bitcoins that isn't a sig campaing is MTurk in Amazon, i think there is a way to convert your pay in BTC directly.
there are not PTC website that is profitable for the user, as far as bitcoin PTC goes there is no difference. the amount per click is the same as a faucet and it is never a good idea to but refferals.

PTC websites are only good and profitable for people who can gather direct refferals. for others it is just waste of time.

Referrals is the trick.  That is why beginner forum is so cluttered with faucets and faucet rotaters.  If they can get someone too do faucet with thier referral they gain most likely 25 percent for doing nothing.
legendary
Activity: 3472
Merit: 10611
There are many ways and even threads in the forum itself to earn Bitcoins, just search. Smiley

1. Signature Campaign.
2. PTC sites which allow payments in BTC.
3. Micro tasks.
4. Purchase them (instead of earning). Wink

are ptc sites really worth it? i find the rates quite low to be honest, or maybe i used the wrong site.
which one do you think is the best and works with bitcoin?
I have never seen a PTC website for Bitcoin that was profitable, or not any more profitable than your average bitcoin faucet. A way to make bitcoins that isn't a sig campaing is MTurk in Amazon, i think there is a way to convert your pay in BTC directly.
there are not PTC website that is profitable for the user, as far as bitcoin PTC goes there is no difference. the amount per click is the same as a faucet and it is never a good idea to but refferals.

PTC websites are only good and profitable for people who can gather direct refferals. for others it is just waste of time.
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