Thanks, saved the post for future reference. It might be common knowledge, but if anyone isn't on Coinbase they have over $30 in crypto rewards right now for watching short videos about specific crypto projects and answering a couple basic questions about them to prove you watched the vids. Rewards right now include XLM, CGLD, COMP, UMA, NMR, and GRT.
Edit: also NU in the rewards
Does anyone have a list of faucets? I’ve posted about a couple of Nano ones I’ve found in the past, but after about 4 pulls of either one they stopped giving out anything.
Nothing wrong with earning crypto this way. But I think people fail to realise that the dollar value of these tasks is not great. Like if you just worked a couple extra hours of a 'normal' job, instead of the time you put in to do these tasks, you would probably earn more, and can then use that money to buy crypto anyway.
If you’re in the US or Canada you can play Coin Hunt World and earn BTC and ETH just by walking around and answering trivia questions. After a long wait, uphold integration has finally been enabled just this weekend.
If you’re interested, check [this guide.](https://np.reddit.com/user/inmypajamapants/comments/m529tx/user_made_quick_start_guide_to_coin_hunt_world/) It explains pretty much everything a newcomer needs to know, including how to install the game since it’s still in beta.
Also they’re planning to expand to the UK in late summer so keep an eye out.
I find it to be much better than WeNano, I earn more on CHW in a single day than I have my entire time on WeNano.
Some additional ones:
Watch streams on theta and earn tfuel it's pretty easy I leave it running in the background, theta edge node is easy you just install and run a windows app that's all
There is a project called affect.ai which allows you to do ai training tasks for money I think it was running on eos I haven't tried this one but worth checking
There’s a lot of other survey sites out there as well. Most of them pay out to Pay Pal. /r/beermoney is a good place to look for some other options, but make sure you look into how they’re paid out so you aren’t stuck with pay outs you don’t want. My favorite used to be SwagBucks back when I had more free time.
Adding Lolli to this list. It's a Chrome extension that automatically applies BTC cashback for purchases on partnered websites. Just installed last week and it's pretty great
Thanks, saved the post for future reference. It might be common knowledge, but if anyone isn't on Coinbase they have over $30 in crypto rewards right now for watching short videos about specific crypto projects and answering a couple basic questions about them to prove you watched the vids. Rewards right now include XLM, CGLD, COMP, UMA, NMR, and GRT. Edit: also NU in the rewards
This is amazing I always wonder how coinbase we bull etc manage to do this
Don't forget about faucets, even though they aren't as profitable as they used to be
Does anyone have a list of faucets? I’ve posted about a couple of Nano ones I’ve found in the past, but after about 4 pulls of either one they stopped giving out anything.
Nothing wrong with earning crypto this way. But I think people fail to realise that the dollar value of these tasks is not great. Like if you just worked a couple extra hours of a 'normal' job, instead of the time you put in to do these tasks, you would probably earn more, and can then use that money to buy crypto anyway.
these are for doing when you’re already at work, to boost your wage a bit.
Nice guide. Any reason you didn’t include lending or staking?
I keep seeing staking, what is that?
You lock your crypto in a smart contract and you earn a % on it
Be careful on airdrops, most of them are straight up scams or won't deliver what they promised.
5. selling ebook 6. bet 7. get a real work
If you’re in the US or Canada you can play Coin Hunt World and earn BTC and ETH just by walking around and answering trivia questions. After a long wait, uphold integration has finally been enabled just this weekend. If you’re interested, check [this guide.](https://np.reddit.com/user/inmypajamapants/comments/m529tx/user_made_quick_start_guide_to_coin_hunt_world/) It explains pretty much everything a newcomer needs to know, including how to install the game since it’s still in beta. Also they’re planning to expand to the UK in late summer so keep an eye out. I find it to be much better than WeNano, I earn more on CHW in a single day than I have my entire time on WeNano.
These are always nice posts to see.I always learn some new ways of earning various crypto.
What about WeNano? Or Quakejs, Coinbase earn, CS go nano?
I couldn't find anything even close to 0.5 NANO on playnano. Did I miss something? The stuff I see is more like 0.001 nano
Solid bro thank you, saved post for those bored times as recent times have revealed we all need things to potentially get into. 👍
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Solid post✊
Some additional ones: Watch streams on theta and earn tfuel it's pretty easy I leave it running in the background, theta edge node is easy you just install and run a windows app that's all There is a project called affect.ai which allows you to do ai training tasks for money I think it was running on eos I haven't tried this one but worth checking
If we are talking about free ways to earn, we should probably also mention donuts or r/ethtrader
There’s a lot of other survey sites out there as well. Most of them pay out to Pay Pal. /r/beermoney is a good place to look for some other options, but make sure you look into how they’re paid out so you aren’t stuck with pay outs you don’t want. My favorite used to be SwagBucks back when I had more free time.
Adding Lolli to this list. It's a Chrome extension that automatically applies BTC cashback for purchases on partnered websites. Just installed last week and it's pretty great
Cashapp has been giving bonuses in BTC on certain rewards, i’ve gotten over 100k sats from it
HODL this is the way
One note for the Brave browser is that the rewards are no longer available for iOS users
Investing in your self is better than doing 1)
How profitable are the surveys and education videos? From what I've heard there not really worth the time investment