Topic: Which exchanges provide "learn & earn" programs? (Read 375 times)

I have used many brokers, but TOSAL is my favorite one because they have reasonable leverage and a clean official webpage. It makes everything look simple and efficient, which is cool!

Coinmarketcap but currently limited number of participant not an exchange  last i got is SAND around 100$  not bad at all
coingecko is following too but they have only one active campaign right know

Binance learn and earn never try this one but there is the campaigns
coinbase limited country and participant

For those interested in the same thing as OP, I just came across this service[1][2]. I haven't tried the app tho.

[1] https://twitter.com/BTC_Archive/status/1539331596880334850
[2] https://bitcoinmagazine.com/business/fountain-users-earn-bitcoin-while-listening-to-podcasts

@OP here's something that you may want to check out[1]. I haven't tried the app myself though, so I can't really comment on whether its good or not.

[1] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5391459.msg51535217;topicseen#new
[2] https://www.earncarrot.com/

Thank you OmegaStarScream, I'll check it out. 

There's a new program offered by OKX (previously known as OKEX) that let you earn satoshis by completing tasks: https://www.okx.com/rewards

I'm not sure if we could categorize this as "learn and earn" as I haven't seen the rest of the tasks found on their mobile app but it may be worth checking.

Oh, I am in transifex.



I think I know where I messed up. I created a new project, instead of joining an existing one. The problem is now it won't let me go back...

It could be a scam if you are using some new unknown or fake exchange that pretends to run one of this programs and imitate look and feel of binance or coinbase.
On legit exchange it is unlikely that this could be connected with scam, BUT your data and email could be sold to any third party and you could in receive some spam messages in future.
Same thing could happen if exchange get hacked resulting in leaks of customer information.
It's good if you can learn something with this programs, but don't expect to actually earn more than a few bucks from them.

As for currently I'm using exchange are binance, and coinbase those exchange gives an introduction if you are totally newbie to their platform they have insights like what is cryptocurrency what is the possible earnings, how to trade and what are the features they have that could possibly help you to earn profit. If you would like to make a trade try to use demo trading they have some paper balance to give you an idea how it goes.

I recently redeemed $8 from Kucoin. The tasks were very simple. Like reading something Kucoin shared for learning purposes and most of them were tutorials of different activities on their platform. I was able to collect a total of $8 and redeemed them last week. I think they only offer this to people with a certain amount of trading volume. That's not something big requirement, if I'm correct, I was required to $100 trading volume on spot trading (can't exactly remember what it was though.)

Could you please take another screenshot? It's not legible but I'm assuming you're on transifex main page instead of the bitcoin.org translation page?

I'm here...



I don't know, it doesn't say a thing...
Maybe I should wait?

Did you join the translation team yet though? On the page above (and after logging in) select the language and then choose 'View resources' > head to the top right corner and choose "Join team". In some cases, you'll have to wait until they give you the green light to start translating. Once that's out of the way, you just select the project and click "Translate".

Ummm... I'm confused. I'm signing up to Transifex to start translating, but it's asking me to upload a file.
I thought the idea was for me to translate their files. what am I doing wrong?

That's great, thank you both! I'll check them out. 

This is easy if you're unsure about the rates.

You can go to the other marketplaces like the freelancing sites such as Upwork and check how many people there are asking. You'll have the idea of how much that skill is asking their clients.

And for you to gain experience, it's normal. We all started as beginners and from nothing, with this, as you're learning with python, look for those websites like github where you can contribute and that can be a great experience for you to add to your portfolio.

Yes, that's what I meant. I already applied for some of these projects and it's pretty easy to get started. Obviously, though, your translation will get peer-reviewed by others so I'd advise you to get a bit familiar with some of the technical words and see how people are currently translating them in existing apps. Here are the links for some of the projects I mentioned above and more[1][2][3][4].

[1] https://crowdin.com/project/zap-desktop
[2] https://crowdin.com/project/trezor-suite
[3] https://www.transifex.com/mempool/mempool/dashboard/ (not a wallet, but still a great project)
[4] https://www.transifex.com/bisq/ (a decentralized exchange)

Doesn't matter, I'll look it up. Thank you mk4, that's great!

Not sure what your local language is, but you can translate Bitcoin.org too as well. The way it worked back then(pre 2017, if my memory serves me right) is that I just voluntarily translated a good number of text and at some point I received a message asking for my bitcoin address. I don't remember there being a sort of "sats per word" rate or something though, so you're probably going in blind income-wise.

https://www.transifex.com/bitcoinorg/bitcoinorg/

Thank you OmegaStarScream
I didn't know about their rules. I'll contact them asap.

Oh, you mean on a voluntary basis? I'll look them up see if I can get things going. Thanks again.

Just contact the support and avoid creating another account. That's against their rules and you could end up losing access to your funds in both accounts if you do.


If you're unsure about the rates, just go through some similar offers online, or here on the forums (services board). As for the experience, then I would personally try and help translate some big projects like Electrum, zap wallet, Trezor, Bitcoin core, etc. They all tend to have a repository in either Transifex or Crowdin.

Thank you all for the replies. 
I have already signed up for the learn & earn program in coinbase, so I'm waiting...
In binance I already have an account, so I'm also waiting...
With Kucoin I'm having a problem: I signed up a while ago. Now I tried to sign in, and it's telling me the email or password is "incorrect". I tried to reset the password using my cellphone, and it won't happen. So then I tried to open another account using my cellphone, and it tells me "the cellphone is associated with another account"... 
So let's say kucoin is "on hold" for now...

The problem with them requiring a credit card is not about them asking for a deposit. It's not gonna happen anyway.
The real problem is I don't have a credit card, and Argentinian law doesn't allow internet purchases on debit cards, so if I put my debit card (I tried) it gives an error.

About skills, I'm learning python programming as we speak. Hit a major roadblock now, but I will try to figure it out this weekend. My biggest problem is most ads asking for workers ask for experienced people. For example, I could apply for a translator job to Spanish, but I need to quote my job and I don't know how much to ask, and I can't link any previous experience because I don't have any...

Same with the signature campaigns: most look for high ranked members, and the only one I found I could sign up for requires a number of posts per week in gambling boards, and I don't know the first thing about gambling (I don't gamble).

Anyway, thank you all for taking the time. 

AFAIK, that's no longer a thing. They still have their learning portal, but they're just not doing any more airdrops.

Coinmarketcap and coinbase are the only two with "earn & learn" programs. CMC is tied with binance  - payouts goes to your binance account.
At others it's more like "hold & earn" (get some bonuses while holding their native tokens) or doing tasks ... both requires invest money

I say go for binance and kucoin.
Binance to receive coinmarketcap earnings.
Kucoin has learning program for newbies but aims for traders and I think some deposit is required to claim earnings.

Check also blockchain.com ... I've received some nice airdrop in past, not sure if they will continue.

Don't worry.

As long as it's from a reputable exchange and they're not going to require you any deposit, that's how it usually goes. A reputable exchange won't scam you for the task that they'll ask you to do with their earn program.

AFAIK, it's part of the marketing of that specific project and that's why it's given in the form of altcoin. So, whoever is the project that wants to take part on that program, it's like an advertisement to them.

Coinbase is one of first crypto exchanges that run campaigns to earn crypto by learning. If I am right, Coinbase did it in 2019, 3 years ago. They required to KYC to claim airdrop as well. I am not sure that they did require KYC at beginning of their first Learn & Earn airdrop or just after a while sometime when they realized that they have to do something to detect and reject cheaters.

Details and review about Coinbase's Earn
https://www.coinbase.com/earn
https://time.com/nextadvisor/investing/cryptocurrency/coinbase-review/

I do know that Binance offers such programs from time to time ^{[e.g. search for Learn & Earn]}, but I'm not sure about its requirements and I prefer to not vouch for them and the following two ^{[KuCoin and Phemex]}!

I was going to recommend coinbase, until I read more on your topic and it is actually the only exchange I am aware of that has such an option.
I understand your point about needing somewhere to start considering where you are from. But, if your aim is to earn as you get into cryptocurrencies, you should also explore other means that will be more rewarding for the time consumed.
If you have a skill, you could market it here and if you do not, you could find one that interests you and build on it.

There is an obvious privacy risk as many of such websites would require your personal information. There could also be a security risk with those mining services they claim you can do with your mobile phone and earn from.

CoinMarketCap has a similar program, though I really can't vouch for it as I haven't tried it(not sure about the requirements as well). I guess that at least you won't be worried about being scammed.

https://coinmarketcap.com/earn/

So I read on another thread about this.
Just to be clear: I'm not asking if "learn and earn" programs are worth it. I understand for somebody working in the US those programs are a waste of time, But some of us don't live in the US, and to make it worse some of us are currently unemployed, so any way to start is a blessing, no matter what it costs (at least in terms of time and/or effort).

What I'm worried, first, is about security. Is there a way those programs might be scams, or any other way to hurt me financially?

But, most importantly, can you guys provide some other exchanges that offer such programs? I'm not particularly worried about KYC (though I find it to be a major annoyance), but any exchange that would request that I provide a credit card or any other banking information (like Coinbase, for example) is an absolute no-no, not only because I don't have a credit card, but because the laws where I live are so incredibly convoluted it'd be a miracle for a regular Joe to even sign up there.

As usual, any information you can add is welcomed. Thank you all in advance.