Topic: Would you waste your time for 5 cents worth of bitcoin? - page 2. (Read 1599 times)

In my opinion bitcoin faucets nowadays is not a good investment for your time, if you could visit a lot of websites in the internet that have a bitcoin faucet and could actually earn a small amount of bitcoin will a monthly claiming in the bitcoin faucet but for me it is not worth it to waste your time in claiming you could just do a signature campaign in the market and then a that will only eat a small amount of your time posting in the forum and also you are helping the community by answering their question and at the same time you could earn a good amount of profit.

It depend on how advanced I am already in cryptocurrency business and how much I am making, if I am a starter and I have not started earning any cryptocurrency and I don’t even have money to buy or invest in it, I would surely start clicking those button but my goal would be to have them in case I satoshi turns to 1 usd or when bitcoin is fully recognized as the currency of the world where we can spend it for the purchase of things on ecommerce sites.

If I am someone who is already making money through trading or any other means that is giving me enough increase on crypto, why would I just waste my time on that, and the thing with these types of site is that they have timing, you cannot just continue to click on those buttons, you have to wait for some specific time to get the task done.

I will not waste my time on it because I do not know what you're planning on doing with people's data on the website. And I'm guessing a premium plan will be later introduced to users because that is what some websites do now, and they always turn out to be scam.

This will only be a waste of time, I do agree that there are a lot of ways to earn, instead of wasting any of your time and effort in a faucet, do other things which are way better and the payment is worth it, it is the best of choice. There's a lot of options, bounty campaigns, trading, investing, etc.

It would take a month to make enough to pay for the transaction fee to transfer the tokens to your personal wallet so I don't think it's worth it, but since involves just pressing a button to earn it, I think many people would go there to claim it daily although I don't see what the owners would be gaining from it unless they plan to flood it with ads like faucets that makes it a big headache for users to claim the airdrop daily.

Yes, it should be a No for now, as there's a lot of ways to earn Bitcoin nowadays, so instead of doing it and wasting your time, why not just use your time wisely by doing bounties, signature campaigns, trading, mining or any other related Bitcoin payments that will benefit you and not just 5 cents, although it will be worth someday, but focus on the present first, we all need fund  to pay our monthly expenses and daily needs, so we should work wisely.

Would I push a button in a real life job / project for 1 to 10 cents?
No, not really.

It is not worth the time and energy on few bucks. Faucets used to be very rewarding in the past. Unfortunately in recent times things have really changed as most of the websites are providing  lesser rewards. The rewards are so ridiculous that there is little motivation for most crypto enthusiasts to make use of the faucets.

Yes, it is too risky. there are many things to consider. It is not just 5 cents you should consider but what is behind the site that is paying you for 5 cents per action. Such sites normally pay people for clicking a link or downloading a piece of software which are malicious in nature. be careful about what you do online these days.

I think that the amount is small to be relied on since for bitcoin,it has

I won't bother on that because that is rather very small to waste time on.
Even with faucets too, nope, no more for such.

Why not? Every cents is important especially to people that starting in bitcoin. It's not wasting of time as long the faucet is legit and not just site that harm the data of a user. Maybe to the others it's just a cent but if a person know how to appreciate everything even in a single cents its worth it. We know that some in crypto start to get a small amount of bitcoin in every faucet to earn and I think there's nothing wrong about that.

I'm 100% sure that this is a faucet because it has all the features of a faucets although you are not giving us the hint, no I would not do it, if it is a faucet, last time I did a faucet some two years ago I did not notice that I downloaded an application, but lucky that my anti virus detected it as a trojan, from then on I always mindful on what'm clicking and I also stopped doing faucets then.

You've never heard of freebitco.in? That's strange, I thought everyone from this forum at least heard of them. They are extremely popular and pretty successful too.

Anyway, that's what I suggest OP to improve their potential project. Don't try to invent bicycle, learn from the best in the business.

If it is a legit one, I wouldn't mind going back on it each and everyday of my life to claim free 5 cents of bitcoin. It can be large as time passes by and as soon as I get a whole one bitcoin, I would get it and put it on an investment on some potential altcoin. A single bitcoin costs a large amount of money already so if it is prove legit and not a scam or any form of stealing, I will not miss out a day claiming that free bitcoin. I would love to participate on this one day and get rich without even doing anything hard.

Could I know what platform your project working, like paid to click earning altcoin by viewing ads or do your project running like airdrop or bounty campaign? Need transparent with your project without giving promise with several earning for each time, I will particpated at your project if know how is running and how long received payment with your project.

Sounds like a faucet that is quite popular few years ago. Well if the situation is, im still a newbie here I will bite this offer to accumulate bitcoin since im still learning and starting. But at this point I think its not worth it, the risk of possible scam is always present. It would be better to find an opportunity wherein I can use my skills to earn descent amount.

No i am not wasting my time for just getting such small amounts from these scam type of faucets.I have spend my time on such faucets claiming amounts but most of the time you dont get paid and further they require personal details which can be used to hack your wallets.So i suggest you that get some other way to earn but don't get involved in these scams types of projects.

I like this idea. Never encountered a faucet like this before. I honestly think that faucets are a waste of time really which doesn't worth anyone's time in a sense that you can allocate your time in a much more productive activity which would let you earn tons of BTC compared to faucets.

But if the faucet has this some kind of "jackpot" prize then I would love to participate it even if I could only claim most of the time 5 cents which is what would happen. In the end, it is a win-win from both sides.

If you want to get money then do mining where you can invest for some materials for mining because now there has no easy money. There are a lot of scam and sometimes they required you to pay money before you get the money you earn.

There are successful faucets, its even tied into the origins of Bitcoin that people will collect the digital equal of pebbles on a beach because why not.   Most people dont have alot of money, they'll do alot of things if theres some kind of interest possible momentary or in accumulation as an idea.

5 cents and 10 seconds to click a button is not as low as you imagine.   Its obviously a tiny amount of cash though like I say alot of people really have absolute zero so anything is more then nothing but 5 cents in 10 seconds is the same rate as $18 an hour but its hard to argue they arent wasting their time if its a limited scheme.   Faucets do suffer from people trying to get 10 bots to click the button every other minute and without any person involved for weeks.  
  One clever scheme I read about was a premium phone line being run by a hustler, only small amounts per call charged ever came back to the person running it but he ran up massive amounts of fake dialing and calls from mechanical dialers with fraudulent cell phone accounts etc. and so he got a ton of revenue from a simple idea.  

The whole phenomena of Nigerian mail fraud and email spam in general comes from the very remote chance of someone completing a transaction from an advertised scheme.   Typically the mail is sent unpaid or the email is spammed in an illegal way, etc but my point is how surprising it is tiny amounts can play a part in economies.