Topic: Passive Income Sources (Read 356 times)

No one has claimed that mate.

And for passive income you're right that salary isn't categorized to it and whoever said that maybe is also the one who got confused.

i also checked the whole thread and i never see even a single post claiming that His salary is a passive income .

maybe He posted in a wrong thread? 

funny just to make a post he did not even check the thread .

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There's still a potential loss with passive income? there might be but it's all about profiting little or big.

As long as you've earned from any other legit source and it comes as a profit with less or no effort at all, that's still a great gain.

Good. If you can save your income and invest in crypto, you might have a passive income, especially if your investment price increases so high. But no matter if you invest in crypto or use it the other way, you should know how to manage your investment. But I think affiliate marketing can be a way to have passive income if you have a popular product that many people needed so they will order from your referral and make money from that.

There are a wide range of passive income sources, some more lucrative than others. What's important to realize is that you need to know what type of return on your investment you will be looking for. In general, the returns you get from a passive income source should be more predictable than other types of investments.

You will be able to work toward generating a high level of passive income over a long period of time and then you can expect a high return on your investment. With that said, it's important to know that you will need to invest the time to identify and achieve a passive income source that will yield returns.

According to Investopedia, there are four passive sources of income that are worth exploring:

1. Real Estate
2. Peer-to-Peer Lending
3. Dividend Stocks
4. Index Funds

The Bottom Line
The benefits of passive income investments can be great, but as with any investment, it's important to weigh potential losses against the expected returns.

Who said that their salary is a passive income? I haven't seen someone said that and that's obviously an active income.

After making that much effort in building that passive source of income then that's what's next, you'll earn from it as if it looks easy.

Its good to have passive income though as that will make you more financially independent.
The sources of income I have that has been helping me are; Taking online surveys, freelances,
affiliate marketing etc. As I mentioned in the poll that its less than 7 though

Passive income source and income source are different, most people here claim that their job is also a passive income source which is actually wrong. Passive income source is something that gives returns every year or short term with no effort from is which are dividends for example.

I just have 1 aside from crypto investment ..

for now I have 3 sources of income...

My main income is from the signature campaign, then passive income from investing in pancakeswap, the last one is selling masks or women's clothes online.

This is really a good passive income if you have built your audience, community, and channel. And you can add to it with blog websites if you like writing.

But with making youtube videos, when you've grown your channel and make your great content then you're now going to being full-time on it.

What do you think about real estate investments?

I found an interesting article on this topic, what is your opinion?

https://groysmanconstruction.com/apparent-benefits-of-home-additions/

I have four passive incomes so far and looking forwards to add more, 2 of them are based on Cryptocurrency, you should not put all your eggs in one basket, you should diversify because there's no guaranty that one passive income will give you the desired income the best way to get rich is to have money for you while you are sleeping.

You group of DIVI shill account , Wondering your passive income is spamming this forum from your Shitcoin owner.

I lost my appetite in this Divi project and will never invest a penny as this is a obvious scam .

I think the answer is simple yet complex in a time-consuming manner. We all know this means we should 1) own stocks 2) rent out 3) author a book 4) make You-Tube videos 5) have a primary source of income like a part-time job 6) market yourself on all forms of social media and 7) invent/innovate/ something. You know what to do you just have to put forth the work and make an answer for yourself. Everyone is probably capable of it but nobody is willing to go through with it and it doesn't necessarily have to be much. Find the niche with that one answer and act on it. If you wait or sleep it off then it will be a wasted opportunity. For example right now, I can tell you electric vehicles are going to be the new fad. This opens up a whole new industry. You can open up a business selling parts for electric vehicles. You can repair electric vehicles. With all of this knowledge you gain from electric vehicles you can turn it into videos, books, journals, social media posts, buy property, land, businesses, become a businessman, a boss, a doer, an executioner. That's what I believe. Just sit in your own peace, when you have been fed and cared for, then act.

i am not a millionaire and i only have 2 passive source of income.

though i don't need to disclose here .


Nice so you have advertise your coin here lol

If the passive income sources can give me monthly money, then I do not think I have one now, but I am still trying to have a passive income source. If you are staking any coin and earn decent money that can cover your cost monthly, then that will be a passive income. If your staking does not earn you decent money, that is not a passive income source, but you are on the right track to having passive income sources.

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The way splinterlands SPS airdrops work, there are 365 days of airdrops scheduled. We're 56 days into the 365 day cycle. Everyday for 1 year people will receive SPS depending on their holdings in game. Those who got in early and amassed large account holdings could earn $30+ a day for 1 year. The main downside is SPS losing value over time (similar to BAT). Most dump their SPS holdings expecting the price to diminish, there's no HODL incentive built into the mechanics of the token.

Some of the collectible card NFTs that are used in game, I bought for less than $5 months ago. Are worth more than $100 now. But to be honest, this is a fun thing for me. I never took it seriously as a money maker. And still don't. I haven't even tried to cashout my SPS or my NFTs to see what the process is like.

Its overflowing with options, in terms of NFT auctions and being able to rent out NFTs to other players. I wish more games would pursue a similar open market format supported by devs. Rather than being paranoid over in game market abuse and offering as few options as possible.




Exactly.

Back when mixed martial arts was a more one dimensional sport. It was possible to earn consistently good compounding interest betting on fights. These days things are different though. With the unreliable judging and shenanigans its a lot harder now.

Currently I have a source of passive income, I am staking with Divi