Is there any way to claim any free crypto ?

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Quote from: gentlemand on December 07, 2018, 08:30:16 PM

https://forkdrop.io is the site you need to check whether you're eligible to claim Bitcoin forks. You're a little late, most are now worthless and many were always worthless. There might still be small amounts available from some.

I'm another one who has been a bit slow in claiming. I was a bit concerned about the various scams that were/are associated with fork claims, and I put off doing the work to secure my coins. I guess my procrastination has lost me most of the bonuses.

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Quote from: Moshaid on December 07, 2018, 04:32:35 AM

To earn free btc I think it comes with a good job done. A good example is by joining several bounty and participating in various campaigns. With this you get to earn free token which can later be converted to either Btc or eth respectively.

Yes. You have to work to earn bitcoin unless you can do faucets which are wasting just your time because it takes time to earn good amount unlike joining campaign that give you good reward if you find a good project that you can sell high price on the market. You also do trading for some coin to in exchange to make it grow.

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https://forkdrop.io is the site you need to check whether you're eligible to claim Bitcoin forks. You're a little late, most are now worthless and many were always worthless. There might still be small amounts available from some.

I'm not sure there are many similar things for ETH, apart from ETC of course.

That's the first thing I'd check before heading into the utter cesspit of 'free' crypto.

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Quote from: talkbitcoin on December 07, 2018, 04:41:42 AM

Quote from: mk4 on December 06, 2018, 08:30:32 PM

Airdrops aren't "free". You pay them with your personal information, which is much much more valuable in my opinion.

the word "airdrop" has been misused in my opinion and it should only be used for those that are really free like the fork coins or coins like byteball which gave away free coins to bitcoin holders.
so since airdrop covers a lot of different methods you can't say they are all "not free".

agree... back then, airdrop is a way to distribute premined coins to early adopters/users
we only need to give up a valid address for receiving some coins, truely free distribution
now KYC is put in place to avoid multiple claim abuse and ICOs are misusing the word airdrop = bounty
KYC requirement is also misused by fake ICOs to gather personal data, abuser becomes target abuse

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Quote from: Agarthian on December 07, 2018, 03:44:32 AM

Quote from: TheBunting on December 07, 2018, 03:22:21 AM

Quote from: mk4 on December 06, 2018, 08:30:32 PM

Airdrops aren't "free". You pay them with your personal information, which is much much more valuable in my opinion.

On most occassions yes with KYC etc.

There are some where you literally need to sign up with an email address of any sort and your good to go. (The Stellar Airdrop for example).

Apart from that most of them will be for some useless coin.

Is the airdrop happening right now ?

Such a pity bitcoin used to be exciting with many earning opportunities back then now its become very stale.

On the blockchain site you enter your email and register for a potential $25 of Stellar.

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Yes there are so many way to earn crypto without investment. We need to join first of all Bitcointalk and registered their account for eligible to bounty campaign. After some of month we will be able for signature campaign and bounty guru based to promote the new projects related to crypto through social media channel facebook,twitter,telegram and instagram, youtube etc and earn the free crypto coins after completed the above said hard work.

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Since 2014 you have BTC and ETH,AFAIK the first block of ETH was in 2015 I remember or not more precisely at July.Asking about crypto for free you can search for airdrop or start work whether it's social media or something like that and is in the bounty section of this forum,10-50 is free BTC for one day? it's heavy I haven't found it.

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Quote from: mk4 on December 06, 2018, 08:30:32 PM

Airdrops aren't "free". You pay them with your personal information, which is much much more valuable in my opinion.

the word "airdrop" has been misused in my opinion and it should only be used for those that are really free like the fork coins or coins like byteball which gave away free coins to bitcoin holders.
so since airdrop covers a lot of different methods you can't say they are all "not free".

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To earn free btc I think it comes with a good job done. A good example is by joining several bounty and participating in various campaigns. With this you get to earn free token which can later be converted to either Btc or eth respectively.

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Claiming forks would be your chance to collect free coins.

Also if you hold EOS tokens, maybe soon EOSio will still be airdropping some more tokens from their platform. Those who hold EOS in their wallet are still receiving some tokens for example the EOSEX.com users who holds EOS in the exchange are getting free tokens from other projects.

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You can only get free cryptocurrency from filling airdrop forms.
That is the only known way.
Cryptocurrency from participating in bounty tasks is not free because you will have to work for it.

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Quote from: Agarthian on December 07, 2018, 03:44:32 AM

Quote from: TheBunting on December 07, 2018, 03:22:21 AM

Quote from: mk4 on December 06, 2018, 08:30:32 PM

Airdrops aren't "free". You pay them with your personal information, which is much much more valuable in my opinion.

On most occassions yes with KYC etc.

There are some where you literally need to sign up with an email address of any sort and your good to go. (The Stellar Airdrop for example).

Apart from that most of them will be for some useless coin.

Is the airdrop happening right now ?

Such a pity bitcoin used to be exciting with many earning opportunities back then now its become very stale.

If you had a good account, then that would be an easy to gain, however try in services section, but currently crypto's are in blood bath so you won't get any offers at this stage.

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Quote from: TheBunting on December 07, 2018, 03:22:21 AM

Quote from: mk4 on December 06, 2018, 08:30:32 PM

Airdrops aren't "free". You pay them with your personal information, which is much much more valuable in my opinion.

On most occassions yes with KYC etc.

There are some where you literally need to sign up with an email address of any sort and your good to go. (The Stellar Airdrop for example).

Apart from that most of them will be for some useless coin.

Is the airdrop happening right now ?

Such a pity bitcoin used to be exciting with many earning opportunities back then now its become very stale.

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Quote from: Moiyah on December 07, 2018, 01:12:38 AM

If you have a big patience, freebitco.in offers free btc by just rolling, referring. But then there are minimum payouts before you withdraw the btc. You can also download some faucet apps. Some of them were legit buy some aren't really paying. You can check some feedbacks before downloading any of them.

Freebitco takes ages and is very hard with small balances ..

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10-50 USD is huge and it will be hard to find that for free. It could not be that easier to meet that money for free. However, you can get it diligently in the gaming faucet for bitcoin for free but must be patience on it to keep and store your BTC. Just look for it @ google for bitcoin faucet.

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Quote from: mk4 on December 06, 2018, 08:30:32 PM

Airdrops aren't "free". You pay them with your personal information, which is much much more valuable in my opinion.

On most occassions yes with KYC etc.

There are some where you literally need to sign up with an email address of any sort and your good to go. (The Stellar Airdrop for example).

Apart from that most of them will be for some useless coin.

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If you have a big patience, freebitco.in offers free btc by just rolling, referring. But then there are minimum payouts before you withdraw the btc. You can also download some faucet apps. Some of them were legit buy some aren't really paying. You can check some feedbacks before downloading any of them.

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Quote from: Agarthian on December 06, 2018, 04:28:36 PM

Ive owned btc since 2014 and a bit of ethereum

Now I've spent it all.. and was wondering If there are any offers like the clam offer to get some free crypto for holding wallets since way back.

Anyone know of any places to get 10-50$ free btc?

For now, I don't think there is something or place to search for bitcoin for free except by buying or participating in a bounty. Mining may be able to produce, but does it match the results you get? It seems like it's not easy. Huh

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Quote from: Agarthian on December 06, 2018, 04:28:36 PM

Ive owned btc since 2014 and a bit of ethereum

Now I've spent it all.. and was wondering If there are any offers like the clam offer to get some free crypto for holding wallets since way back.

Anyone know of any places to get 10-50$ free btc?

There are a lot of faucets online, but I doubt if you can claim $10-$50 a day you will have to work for weeks or months before you can claim that amount, still, the best way is joining bounty campaign or offering services and products to the community.

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dont be greedy

a few weeks ago there was airdrop (free token distribution for people who qualify to do small tasks) from XLM
Airdrop from XLM provides blockchain users who have successfully verified data, the majority of everyone gets 100 XLM for free, with the aim of introducing Stellar technology to the cryptocurrency community throughout the world

more info please read here
https://www.blockchain.com/getcrypto

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Quote from: Agarthian on December 06, 2018, 04:28:36 PM

Ive owned btc since 2014 and a bit of ethereum

Now I've spent it all.. and was wondering If there are any offers like the clam offer to get some free crypto for holding wallets since way back.

Anyone know of any places to get 10-50$ free btc?

I think there is no sites/faucets that can gives you a free $10-$50 free without doing anything, back then faucets are just waste of time because from the amount of rewards upto the time you spend for such an small amount of rewards is not enough to called you gain a profits.

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You're pretty much looking for free money. I'm sorry but you need to realize how silly that sounds. Unless you want to slave around using faucets(which is definitely not recommended).

Look for a way to earn money, whether it'd be by having a job, a gig, or a business, etc. Then use your earnings to buy bitcoin. That's pretty much it.

Quote from: TheBunting on December 06, 2018, 08:24:50 PM

Another method could be to do some of the airdrops. However, these can require KYC and several social media tasks to qualify. Some of the tokens will also most likely be worthless too. There is a chance though, that one of the tokens you get airdropped could take off in the future and be worth a chunk of change in the future.

Airdrops aren't "free". You pay them with your personal information, which is much much more valuable in my opinion.

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Another method could be to do some of the airdrops. However, these can require KYC and several social media tasks to qualify. Some of the tokens will also most likely be worthless too. There is a chance though, that one of the tokens you get airdropped could take off in the future and be worth a chunk of change in the future.

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very difficult, even when there is a faucet that offers free btc is a scam, can never withdraw. I think everything needs effort, and bounty campaign is the best job.

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Yes, you can have bitcoin, ethereum and some other altcoins if you join bounty campaign. You would be rewarded tokens or coins. There are also services that rewards bitcoins or ethereum.

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Quote from: bitfocus on December 06, 2018, 07:23:08 PM

some faucets and games - but those are waste of time, if you are a man who cares about time.

Yah, some faucets and games are waste of time but is meaningful job at the first crypto step than nothing to do with crypto and yet the whole time is wasted. Time will come for realizing that it is not really meaningful at all because there are much better than faucets so the tendency the person will try to search for the best one. The step by step progress is clear that the person is looking for the better one not a waste of time.

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some faucets and games - but those are waste of time, if you are a man who cares about time.

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If at 2010, you could have accumulate free bitcoins with faucet but now it is not profitable considering the amount you will spend on faucet (which is a sure way to make free crypto). Apart from faucet, bounties are the best but is not easy to make meaningful money out of bounty in this bear market.

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I think that you can buy crypto cheap but i don't know whether it is possible to get crypto for free, maybe if to take part in some bounties. I prefer buying them when they are cheap

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yes, it all must be like the website https://freebitco.in/ on this website the system claims every hour, and if you are lucky you can get lots of bitcoin. besides that there is also a web that holds several sites claiming that is faucethub.io

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Quote from: cavinn09 on December 06, 2018, 04:30:39 PM

Quote from: Agarthian on December 06, 2018, 04:28:36 PM

Ive owned btc since 2014 and a bit of ethereum

Now I've spent it all.. and was wondering If there are any offers like the clam offer to get some free crypto for holding wallets since way back.

Anyone know of any places to get 10-50$ free btc?

Yes there are many website who pay per hour free crypto claims. Like clsim btc btc hourly etc you can claim satoshi by those website

These are called faucets and it would take a pretty long time to get 10-50$ off them. They weren't profitable back in 2013-2015 either, as even then they gave a pretty small amount of BTC per hr/day.

There is no way you can earn BTC or alts without effort unless you buy hardware & go for mining. One of the "free" (but you have to spend time to do this) ways to earn BTC is spending your time here earning activity and joining a signature campaign to get paid for your posts. Nobody will give you free money.

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Quote from: Agarthian on December 06, 2018, 04:28:36 PM

Ive owned btc since 2014 and a bit of ethereum

Now I've spent it all.. and was wondering If there are any offers like the clam offer to get some free crypto for holding wallets since way back.

Anyone know of any places to get 10-50$ free btc?

You probably have some clams, possibly have some bch, bsv, btg, bcd, etc... Might be worth looking into, or using some sort of fork claiming service.

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Quote from: Agarthian on December 06, 2018, 04:28:36 PM

Ive owned btc since 2014 and a bit of ethereum

Now I've spent it all.. and was wondering If there are any offers like the clam offer to get some free crypto for holding wallets since way back.

Anyone know of any places to get 10-50$ free btc?

Yes there are many website who pay per hour free crypto claims. Like clsim btc btc hourly etc you can claim satoshi by those website

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Ive owned btc since 2014 and a bit of ethereum

Now I've spent it all.. and was wondering If there are any offers like the clam offer to get some free crypto for holding wallets since way back.

Anyone know of any places to get 10-50$ free btc?

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