There are different ways with which you can obtain cryptocurrency
1. Earning- you earn cryptocurrency by doing little tasks such as participating in bounties and doing airdrops
2. Buying. - you can obtain cryptocurrency by simply buying into their respective ico's
I hope this helps
Topic: What kind of cryptocurrency is easier to obtain? (Read 284 times)
Yes Bitcoin is the highest of them all. But i'm thinking that i should focus on some easier ones then transfer it to Bitcoin so i can get a good head start is this a good idea or you guys can suggest some other ways
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...what do you mean by 'easier to obtain' ? I think you mean about increasing your portfolio. So don't go after bitcoin or eth. find some good alt coin and trade it at correct times.
You can start to collect capital for alternative coins, which you will buy or earn on bounty companies.
Btc and Eth are both popular cryptocurrencies nowadays. So you should focus on this two cryptocurrencies. The very easy step to obtain this is if you have a capital to invest in this coins. But if none you can try Mining and faucets which are free.
Yes Bitcoin is the highest of them all. But i'm thinking that i should focus on some easier ones then transfer it to Bitcoin so i can get a good head start is this a good idea or you guys can suggest some other ways
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...Not sure what you mean by "easier to obtain" but I assume you're referring to building up your portfolio at a faster rate than bitcoin increases. If that is the case then yes, trade some altcoins since they are more volatile. Good luck.
Yes Bitcoin is the highest of them all. But i'm thinking that i should focus on some easier ones then transfer it to Bitcoin so i can get a good head start is this a good idea or you guys can suggest some other ways
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...There are a lot of ways to obtain myriad other cryptocurrencies. If you can do some dev work and teach yourself coding, there are bug bounties in various crypto projects. If you can be productive and meaningful at community building then there are opportunities in managing groups and bounties. The reward is proportional to the time/ effort you put in for the grunt work.
As far as bitcoin is considered, if you plan to stay for any meaningful time in crypto, at least half your effort and half your capital should go towards understanding and gathering bitcoin, the purest form of crypto known!! The other half is going to be a grunt job, with high risk of scammy results.
Bitcoin and ethereum are the easiest cryptocurrencies to obtain since all exchange services provide exchange for both cryptocurrencies. Besides, we can also get bitcoin and ethereum for free by following various bitcoin and ethereum faucets.
Easier to obtain is only bitcoin at all, you can easily understand if you know the crypto other than other coins which is good to be true and some are just a scam, easy to obtain but easy from you wallet to be lost. Bitcoin is strong enough to be compared to other coin in crypto world, maybe eth is next to it but it takes so much time for ethereum to take what bitcoin is showing off now.
Yes Bitcoin is the highest of them all. But i'm thinking that i should focus on some easier ones then transfer it to Bitcoin so i can get a good head start is this a good idea or you guys can suggest some other ways
There is no such thing as "easier" ones as there is no such thing as free money or cheaper money.
It's just as hard or just as easy to obtain 100$ worth of BTC as it is to obtain 100$ worth of Doge.
What you might get with altcoins is quantity but when it comes to the value it's the same, nobody is going to make it easy to obtain or give you for free thousands of $ in altcoins which you could transfer in BTC.
This type of cryptocurrency doge is easier to obtain, it is possible because of the number of doge that is so much and at a cheap price, and the doge is great for faster gaining.
Exactly what I was saying above, you advise him to get doge because one dogecoin is worth half a cent, of course it's easier to get a few doge rather than BTC , but you will still only have a few cents compared to thousands of dollars.
With this logic he could try and buy Flappy coins , one is worth $0.000005 so you can get 20 000 of them by recycling an aluminium can.....is it worth it?
i think they are all pretty much the same difficulty to obtain. just pay fiat and get some crypto. seems pretty simple to me.
if you are looking to earn some crypto you need to do some bounty or airdrops
if you are looking to earn some crypto you need to do some bounty or airdrops
In terms of availability and recognition, you have Bitcoin and Ethereum, because with these coins, you can actually purchase any other coin in the market. But in terms of possession and profitability, no coin is easy to obtain, unless you study them and detect the promising once to invest in.
This type of cryptocurrency doge is easier to obtain, it is possible because of the number of doge that is so much and at a cheap price, and the doge is great for faster gaining.
Bitcoin is the mother of all the altcoins that emerge and tried to surpass its success. On the other hand its quiet expensive due to its credibility, popularity and stability. In my opinion, Ethereum is easier to obtain among the other altcoins. It will cost you $760 roughly. But if you want to check for other options, feel free to check this article https://www.investopedia.com/tech/most-important-cryptocurrencies-other-than-bitcoin/
If you want it to be easier and better, you can use Xrp or ethereum, and can also use doge for a start to make it smoother.
If you want to find something easy, you can choose coin like ethereum or doge, it's easier to transfer, and faster.
any of them, you can mine and you can buy. But I will suggest you go with Bitcoin if you want to get involved with crypto.
I think all criptocurrency is very easy to get but you have to understand about bitcoin, terms and regulations either in transaction or mined bitcoin, besides you can also hunt for rewards to get bitcoin coin that you can exchange with cash later ..
All cryptocurrency is very easy to obtain, just buy one if you want to start investing. But if you refer to obtain=mine, I bet the best answer would be any alt coin that is still new in the market. Cause BTC, ETH, XRP, LTC and other top popular coins have changed algorithms already making it very hard to mine.
Yes Bitcoin is the highest of them all. But i'm thinking that i should focus on some easier ones then transfer it to Bitcoin so i can get a good head start is this a good idea or you guys can suggest some other ways
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You should be specific with your question, what do you mean by obtaining? is it by mining, buying, or working for it? Obtaining Bitcoin is very easy, by just buy it on an exchange then you can instantly obtain some Bitcoins but of course the price is not cheap but you can always buy any amount you can afford, when it comes to mining Bitcoin it is also hard to obtain because of the mining difficulty, meaning there are lots of competition, in this case other cryptocurrency is more easier to obtain because there are only few miners but the profitability is not guaranteed. If you will work for it, it makes no difference by earning cash or fiat, you will just provide a service or work then you will get Bitcoin as payment. There are cryptocurrencies that can also be obtained easily by an airdrop. Thank you
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I think what you say is easier to get bitcoin, and what method should be adopted to get more bitcoins. I think the best way at this stage is to get through transactions. Because mining has become more and more difficult, ordinary computers have been unable to dig bitcoins.
if you are looking for free money then i have to disappoint you and say there is no such thing.
on rare occasions you may find some giveaways, airdrops,... and things like that which altcoins do and get something that is actually worth something but as i said they (the valuable ones) are extremely rare. and they may even need you to have something already. for example Byteball did a distribution aka airdrop to bitcoin and Byteball holders.
on rare occasions you may find some giveaways, airdrops,... and things like that which altcoins do and get something that is actually worth something but as i said they (the valuable ones) are extremely rare. and they may even need you to have something already. for example Byteball did a distribution aka airdrop to bitcoin and Byteball holders.
it depends on what you mean by "obtain"!
normally "obtaining" a cryptocurrency means either buying it or mining it. obviously buying bitcoin is always going to be the easiest because everyone knows bitcoin but they don't necessarily know or use altcoins.
as for mining, again mining bitcoin can be easier because buying mining equipment for bitcoin is easier unless you want to mine with the GPU you already have which means mining altcoins is easier but you need to already have a good GPU.
in case you had "earning" in mind then again earning bitcoin is easier because bitcoin is the only one that is actually a currency so you can get paid in when you do a job. other methods of getting paid is not really a payment but mostly receiving "dust" like claiming faucets or micro jobs or ...
normally "obtaining" a cryptocurrency means either buying it or mining it. obviously buying bitcoin is always going to be the easiest because everyone knows bitcoin but they don't necessarily know or use altcoins.
as for mining, again mining bitcoin can be easier because buying mining equipment for bitcoin is easier unless you want to mine with the GPU you already have which means mining altcoins is easier but you need to already have a good GPU.
in case you had "earning" in mind then again earning bitcoin is easier because bitcoin is the only one that is actually a currency so you can get paid in when you do a job. other methods of getting paid is not really a payment but mostly receiving "dust" like claiming faucets or micro jobs or ...
Yes Bitcoin is the highest of them all. But i'm thinking that i should focus on some easier ones then transfer it to Bitcoin so i can get a good head start is this a good idea or you guys can suggest some other ways
Thank you ...
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...Not sure what you mean by "easier to obtain" but I assume you're referring to building up your portfolio at a faster rate than bitcoin increases. If that is the case then yes, trade some altcoins since they are more volatile. Good luck.
Which coins are easier to obtain? If anything, bitcoin and ethereum is actually the easiest to obtain as every crypto exchanges supports bitcoin. And also that if you want to get them for free(even though I definitely don't suggest this), bitcoin has the highest amounts of bitcoin faucets online.
I think bitcoin is easier to get because all of the controls that make Bitcoin take more complex data processing steps called mines and monitor the flow of Bitcoin between users are real presented by computer system and updated on server. Approximately 10 minutes, a user with upgrades reported on the host computer and passed to the system will be rewarded with a fixed Bitcoin of 25 bits
Earning cryptocurrency as opposed to buying or mining it is attractive because you don’t have to shell out money in exchange for your tokens. This is an important distinction to make. When you buy cryptocurrency online, you’re exchanging your local government currency (example: the US dollar) for digital currency such as Bitcoin or Ethereum. And when you mine cryptocurrency, you typically have to purchase expensive hardware such as a graphics card or ASIC chip that will eventually (hopefully) pay for itself and then some. In both cases, you need to spend money to get your cryptocurrency. Earning cryptocurrency, however, has no capital investment requirements which is why it’s such an attractive way to build a cryptocurrency portfolio.
Yes Bitcoin is the highest of them all. But i'm thinking that i should focus on some easier ones then transfer it to Bitcoin so i can get a good head start is this a good idea or you guys can suggest some other ways
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