I started from some free bitcoin websites and earned 0.234567.
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Topic: Share your experience about how you started earning BitCoins. (Read 2233 times)
November 09, 2012, 05:58:14 AM
I started from some free bitcoin websites and earned 0.234567.
November 05, 2012, 04:00:13 AM
I just recently got my first computer and I have been mining on my 7770, obviously not that productive, but its better than nothing.
November 04, 2012, 08:52:51 PM
Seals has a freeroll poker tournament every hour with 0.05BTC prize and a weekly freeroll on Wednesday at 10:30pm with 5BTC in prizes. Absolutely free to enter.
Are you sure about that Wednesday game I don't see it on the tournament list. The freeroll is like the wild west!
November 04, 2012, 07:11:22 PM
I only have .0004 at the moment 
I got my first BTCs from faucet sites and mining, and then lost some in SatoshiDice, but it was fun anyway
I got my first BTCs from faucet sites and mining, and then lost some in SatoshiDice, but it was fun anyway
November 04, 2012, 04:56:54 PM
I started by CPU-mining on my VPS. Without really knowing what I was doing, I managed to solve a block and score BTC50.
BTC50 using VPS?? That's cool!
How long did it take to generate one block?Probably several months, at least...think it happened in May 2011. It's most likely not feasible today, as you won't see much more than 10-15 MH/s from it, depending on what your VPS uses (mine have given me 4-8 Xeon or Opteron cores). The only point in its favor now is that if you already have a VPS for other purposes, mining on it won't cost you anything extra.
November 04, 2012, 08:39:37 AM
@SaintDevil
Nice lips
Shut up! Don't make stupid replies anymore in this thread!Nice lips
oh, and I started mining in mid 2010 using the 'reference' satoshi client v0.3 using an i7-920, 'ya know, back when the client itself had a Generate Coins button...
November 04, 2012, 08:17:28 AM
@SaintDevil
Nice lips
Shut up! Don't make stupid replies anymore in this thread!Nice lips
Well, 3 years old HeroMember! You've been here for a long time and u never took time to read the forum's guidelines. None of your replies seem related to the post's title!
Don't expect anymore replies from me; u've been ignored by me.
November 04, 2012, 02:21:07 AM
Wow! Its really nice to know about the different ways u use to make BTCs.
I started by CPU-mining on my VPS. Without really knowing what I was doing, I managed to solve a block and score BTC50. After sitting on it a while, I reinvested it in a Radeon HD 7750 (which makes about BTC1 every three weeks) and a couple of BFL Jalapeños which I'm obviously still waiting on.
BTC50 using VPS?? That's cool! How long did it take to generate one block?
Shut up! Don't make stupid replies anymore in this thread!
I think it would be helpful to newbies like me if you guys share your personal experiences of how you get BitCoins. Is that by mining, or freelancing, or trading? Whatever it be, just share ur experience with us. 
I started by CPU-mining on my VPS. Without really knowing what I was doing, I managed to solve a block and score BTC50. After sitting on it a while, I reinvested it in a Radeon HD 7750 (which makes about BTC1 every three weeks) and a couple of BFL Jalapeños which I'm obviously still waiting on.
BTC50 using VPS?? That's cool!
How long did it take to generate one block? @SaintDevil
Nice lips
Nice lips
Shut up! Don't make stupid replies anymore in this thread!
November 04, 2012, 01:55:07 AM
@SaintDevil
Nice lips
Nice lips
November 03, 2012, 07:10:57 PM
A bit here and there; some by mining, some by trading.
November 03, 2012, 06:55:01 PM
I mine them 
And occasionally sell things for bitcoins.
And occasionally sell things for bitcoins.
November 03, 2012, 06:50:58 PM
Hello everyone!
I really amazed to hear many of you have found your own ways to mange to make some bitcoins.
I think it would be helpful to newbies like me if you guys share your personal experiences of how you get BitCoins. Is that by mining, or freelancing, or trading? Whatever it be, just share ur experience with us.
I really amazed to hear many of you have found your own ways to mange to make some bitcoins.
I think it would be helpful to newbies like me if you guys share your personal experiences of how you get BitCoins. Is that by mining, or freelancing, or trading? Whatever it be, just share ur experience with us.
I made the math and invested in a cool new GPU I never would have bought otherwise.
It paid off eventually
And it is worth it to go in on one of those Butterfly Labs devices with an associate or two who may have more expertise in the way of those characteristics that would be most applicable to mining; i.e., a lot of computer knowledge, etc.? I've been told elsewhere not to get involved with mining, but it sounds like fun, even as a part-time pursuit.
If the ASICS of Butterfly labs and the others will materialize is still unknown. As you see from my sig, I have made a bet on it, but I would not recommend it, yet.
However, you are definitely right on the fun part of the equation;)
November 03, 2012, 06:46:07 PM
Seals has a freeroll poker tournament every hour with 0.05BTC prize and a weekly freeroll on Wednesday at 10:30pm with 5BTC in prizes. Absolutely free to enter.
November 03, 2012, 04:38:34 PM
Strictly speaking, I'm not yet using BitCoin. I've got a slow computer and a so-so internet connection and I've been doing the first sync for about three years. Well, I exaggerate. But it has been sync'ing up for the past 18 hours. I have to wonder what sync'ing will be like a year from now.
Anyway, I started all this because I'm fascinated by the whole idea of virtual communities, having created or facilitated a few in my time (when I was much younger).
In addition, I have in the past few years become interested in the sheer weirdness of money.
Finally, exploring is one of my favorite things to do. It's, like, my fifth favorite thing in the world. I've got lots of things to explore in the Bitcoin realm. If I wasn't exploring this I'd have to explore something else, like WoW! This is cheaper. Well, so far it's cheaper. We'll see.
Hmm, I just added the word Bitcoin to my online spell-check dictionary. I guess that means I'm officially in it now.
Anyway, I started all this because I'm fascinated by the whole idea of virtual communities, having created or facilitated a few in my time (when I was much younger).
In addition, I have in the past few years become interested in the sheer weirdness of money.
Finally, exploring is one of my favorite things to do. It's, like, my fifth favorite thing in the world. I've got lots of things to explore in the Bitcoin realm. If I wasn't exploring this I'd have to explore something else, like WoW! This is cheaper. Well, so far it's cheaper. We'll see.
Hmm, I just added the word Bitcoin to my online spell-check dictionary. I guess that means I'm officially in it now.
November 03, 2012, 03:32:23 PM
While I have spent the last month constantly hitting nice faucet sites like dailybitcoins, bitvisitor, and coinad, half of my BTC has come from generous folks on this forum. So to those of you who donate to the faucets and run silly/fun contests on this board - THANK YOU!
I was going to invest my BTC on GLBSE but obviously that got shot all to hell. I'm now trying to figure out if I should just bet it all on one roll of Satoshi Dice.
I was going to invest my BTC on GLBSE but obviously that got shot all to hell. I'm now trying to figure out if I should just bet it all on one roll of Satoshi Dice.
November 03, 2012, 12:54:28 PM
I think it would be helpful to newbies like me if you guys share your personal experiences of how you get BitCoins. Is that by mining, or freelancing, or trading? Whatever it be, just share ur experience with us.
I started by CPU-mining on my VPS. Without really knowing what I was doing, I managed to solve a block and score BTC50. After sitting on it a while, I reinvested it in a Radeon HD 7750 (which makes about BTC1 every three weeks) and a couple of BFL Jalapeños which I'm obviously still waiting on.
November 03, 2012, 09:24:24 AM
Hello everyone!
I really amazed to hear many of you have found your own ways to mange to make some bitcoins.
I think it would be helpful to newbies like me if you guys share your personal experiences of how you get BitCoins. Is that by mining, or freelancing, or trading? Whatever it be, just share ur experience with us.
I really amazed to hear many of you have found your own ways to mange to make some bitcoins.
I think it would be helpful to newbies like me if you guys share your personal experiences of how you get BitCoins. Is that by mining, or freelancing, or trading? Whatever it be, just share ur experience with us.
I made the math and invested in a cool new GPU I never would have bought otherwise.
It paid off eventually
And it is worth it to go in on one of those Butterfly Labs devices with an associate or two who may have more expertise in the way of those characteristics that would be most applicable to mining; i.e., a lot of computer knowledge, etc.? I've been told elsewhere not to get involved with mining, but it sounds like fun, even as a part-time pursuit.
November 02, 2012, 06:14:58 PM
I only have 0.052
Check again, I think you'll find you now have twice as much
Wow. Thank you! I actually checked my wallet before I came back here and saw that I had doubled my amount somehow. Thank you very much for the donation.
November 02, 2012, 08:38:18 AM
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