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Global Currency & Bitcoin Economy
Bitcoin Bitcoin is not only the first global currency, but also the pathfinder for a new cryptographic economy. We call this promising future scenario the blockchain powered “Bitcoin Economy”. In the last couple of weeks we have seen many decisions that show that Bitcoin as currency and blockchain as technology will prevail. It’s of utmost importance for the success of the Bitcoin Economy that you can use your Bitcoins to buy convenience goods. And since the announcement of Rakuten was an important milestone in the development of Bitcoin.

Rakuten, the second largest online retailer worldwide, recently announced their intention to accept bitcoin as a means of payment. Shoppers can purchase goods on the US version of the Rakuten website via Bitcoin. This is the first step towards the e-commerce giant’s global rollout plan for bitcoin. Rakuten.com President Fumio Kobayashi stated, “Bitcoin turned the Internet into a secure, seamless global payment network. By integrating with Bitnet we are now offering consumers the industry standard in secure payments, and our merchants will benefit by receiving guaranteed payments.”

Free Bitcoins and Your Daily Income Bitcoins Earning Guide
The Bitcoin Economy has another noteworthy “feature”, which is that you can earn free Bitcoins on so-called Faucet sites or Paid-To-C-(PTC) sites with very simple activities. All you need to invest is your time. This Bitcoin earning opportunity is especially interesting for people who live in countries where the Bitcoin has a high purchasing power relative to the local currency (see Bitcoin Purchase Power Index here). A few “first thoughts” on this bitcoin earning opportunity:Bitcoin Faucet

Based on our own experience we can assume that let you are able to earn up to 50,000 Satoshi (BTC 0.0005) per hour on those free Bitcoin sites. If you work 8 hours day, you can earn up to 400,000 Satoshi or BTC 0,0004 per day. With an efficient referral system, your daily income can rise up to 1.5 to 2 million Satoshi or 0.02 BTC. Given a price of 250 dollars per Bitcoin this 0.02 BTC correspond to a value of approximately US-$ 5. In more than 30 countries 5 US-$ or less are the daily Gross Domestic Product (GDP) per capita (see table 1);
If you open your own simple Faucet site, you should be able to increase your daily income to 30 – 35 US-$. In nearly 130 countries, US-$ 35 or less are the equivalent of the daily Gross Domestic Product (GDP) per capita
With a few simple measures you can develop the income from your faucet site – as we know from personal experience – to around 50 USD. In more than 150 countries US-$ 50 or less are the daily Gross Domestic Product (GDP) per capita
We just wanted to show you that it’s already possible to earn part of your total income or the whole of it with simple Bitcoin related activities. And, yes, we know that these examples may sound kind of naive. Anyway, these are just a few first introductory thoughts on how to earn Bitcoins to make a good living.

First you will need a bitcoin wallet

Xapo  (Recommended)
Blockchain
We have searched through a lot of faucet lists and this is the best one.”BitcoinFaucetRelay ” The guy  that made this list keeps up with good faucets going bad and checks for viruses before he list them.I hope this was helpful. Best of luck

 Other ways to make bitcoins
BtcClicks
Bitvisitor
Coinurl
BitcoinGet
Bitbin
BitcoinReward
CoinAd
 
Table 1: Countries with US-$ 5 or less GDP per capita/day
Rank   Country   GDP in USD per year   GDP per Day   Bitcoin Price in USD   GDP Days per BTC   Bitcoin Country Index   
193   Senegal   2,100   2.06%   5.75   250.00   43.45   150.00
194   Bangladesh   2,100   2.06%   5.75   250.00   43.45   150.00
195   Gambia, The   2,000   1.96%   5.48   250.00   45.63   142.86
196   Zambia   1,800   1.76%   4.93   250.00   50.69   128.57
197   Kenya   1,800   1.76%   4.93   250.00   50.69   128.57
198   Korea, North   1,800   1.76%   4.93   250.00   50.69   128.57
199   Cote d’Ivoire   1,800   1.76%   4.93   250.00   50.69   128.57
200   Tanzania   1,700   1.67%   4.66   250.00   53.68   121.43
201   Burma   1,700   1.67%   4.66   250.00   53.68   121.43
202   Benin   1,600   1.57%   4.38   250.00   57.03   114.29
203   Burkina Faso   1,500   1.47%   4.11   250.00   60.83   107.14
204   Uganda   1,500   1.47%   4.11   250.00   60.83   107.14
205   Nepal   1,500   1.47%   4.11   250.00   60.83   107.14
206   Rwanda   1,500   1.47%   4.11   250.00   60.83   107.14
207   South Sudan   1,400   1.37%   3.84   250.00   65.18   100.00
208   Sierra Leone   1,400   1.37%   3.84   250.00   65.18   100.00
209   Haiti   1,300   1.27%   3.56   250.00   70.19   92.86
210   Comoros   1,300   1.27%   3.56   250.00   70.19   92.86
211   Ethiopia   1,300   1.27%   3.56   250.00   70.19   92.86
212   Eritrea   1,200   1.18%   3.29   250.00   76.04   85.71
213   Mozambique   1,200   1.18%   3.29   250.00   76.04   85.71
214   Guinea-Bissau   1,200   1.18%   3.29   250.00   76.04   85.71
215   Afghanistan   1,100   1.08%   3.01   250.00   82.95   78.57
216   Mali   1,100   1.08%   3.01   250.00   82.95   78.57
217   Togo   1,100   1.08%   3.01   250.00   82.95   78.57
218   Guinea   1,100   1.08%   3.01   250.00   82.95   78.57
219   Tokelau   1,000   0.98%   2.74   250.00   91.25   71.43
220   Madagascar   1,000   0.98%   2.74   250.00   91.25   71.43
221   Malawi   900   0.88%   2.47   250.00   101.39   64.29
222   Niger   800   0.78%   2.19   250.00   114.06   57.14
223   Liberia   700   0.69%   1.92   250.00   130.36   50.00
224   Central African Republic   700   0.69%   1.92   250.00   130.36   50.00
225   Burundi   600   0.59%   1.64   250.00   152.08   42.86
226   Somalia   600   0.59%   1.64   250.00   152.08   42.86
227   Zimbabwe   600   0.59%   1.64   250.00   152.08   42.86
228   Congo, Democratic Republic of the   400   0.39%   1.10   250.00   228.13   28.57
Table 2: Countries with US-$ 30 or less GDP per capita/day
Rank   Country   GDP in USD per year   GDP per Day   Bitcoin Price in USD   GDP Days per BTC   Bitcoin Country Index   
101   Suriname   12,900   12.63%   35.34   250.00   7.07   121.70
102   Costa Rica   12,900   12.63%   35.34   250.00   7.07   121.70
103   Iran   12,800   12.54%   35.07   250.00   7.13   120.75
104   Anguilla   12,200   11.95%   33.42   250.00   7.48   115.09
105   Brazil   12,100   11.85%   33.15   250.00   7.54   114.15
106   Saint Vincent and the Grenadines   12,100   11.85%   33.15   250.00   7.54   114.15
107   Montenegro   11,900   11.66%   32.60   250.00   7.67   112.26
108   South Africa   11,500   11.26%   31.51   250.00   7.93   108.49
109   Libya   11,300   11.07%   30.96   250.00   8.08   106.60
110   Colombia   11,100   10.87%   30.41   250.00   8.22   104.72
111   Serbia   11,100   10.87%   30.41   250.00   8.22   104.72
112   Peru   11,100   10.87%   30.41   250.00   8.22   104.72
113   Macedonia   10,800   10.58%   29.59   250.00   8.45   101.89
114   Azerbaijan   10,800   10.58%   29.59   250.00   8.45   101.89
115   Albania   10,700   10.48%   29.32   250.00   8.53   100.94
116   Ecuador   10,600   10.38%   29.04   250.00   8.61   100.00
117   Palau   10,500   10.28%   28.77   250.00   8.69   99.06
118   Cuba   10,200   9.99%   27.95   250.00   8.95   96.23
119   Tunisia   9,900   9.70%   27.12   250.00   9.22   93.40
120   Thailand   9,900   9.70%   27.12   250.00   9.22   93.40
121   China   9,800   9.60%   26.85   250.00   9.31   92.45
122   Turkmenistan   9,700   9.50%   26.58   250.00   9.41   91.51
123   Dominican Republic   9,700   9.50%   26.58   250.00   9.41   91.51
124   Cook Islands   9,100   8.91%   24.93   250.00   10.03   85.85
125   Maldives   9,100   8.91%   24.93   250.00   10.03   85.85
126   Jamaica   9,000   8.81%   24.66   250.00   10.14   84.91
127   Belize   8,800   8.62%   24.11   250.00   10.37   83.02
128   Marshall Islands   8,700   8.52%   23.84   250.00   10.49   82.08
129   Guyana   8,500   8.33%   23.29   250.00   10.74   80.19
130   Montserrat   8,500   8.33%   23.29   250.00   10.74   80.19
131   Bosnia and Herzegovina   8,300   8.13%   22.74   250.00   10.99   78.30
132   Namibia   8,200   8.03%   22.47   250.00   11.13   77.36
133   Tonga   8,200   8.03%   22.47   250.00   11.13   77.36
134   American Samoa   8,000   7.84%   21.92   250.00   11.41   75.47
135   Saint Helena, Ascension, and Tristan da Cunha   7,800   7.64%   21.37   250.00   11.70   73.58
136   Kosovo   7,600   7.44%   20.82   250.00   12.01   71.70
137   El Salvador   7,500   7.35%   20.55   250.00   12.17   70.75
138   Algeria   7,500   7.35%   20.55   250.00   12.17   70.75
139   Ukraine   7,400   7.25%   20.27   250.00   12.33   69.81
140   Micronesia, Federated States of   7,300   7.15%   20.00   250.00   12.50   68.87
141   Iraq   7,100   6.95%   19.45   250.00   12.85   66.98
142   Bhutan   7,000   6.86%   19.18   250.00   13.04   66.04
143   Paraguay   6,800   6.66%   18.63   250.00   13.42   64.15
144   Egypt   6,600   6.46%   18.08   250.00   13.83   62.26
145   Sri Lanka   6,500   6.37%   17.81   250.00   14.04   61.32
146   Kiribati   6,400   6.27%   17.53   250.00   14.26   60.38
147   Angola   6,300   6.17%   17.26   250.00   14.48   59.43
148   Armenia   6,300   6.17%   17.26   250.00   14.48   59.43
149   Samoa   6,200   6.07%   16.99   250.00   14.72   58.49
150   Georgia   6,100   5.97%   16.71   250.00   14.96   57.55
151   Jordan   6,100   5.97%   16.71   250.00   14.96   57.55
152   Mongolia   5,900   5.78%   16.16   250.00   15.47   55.66
153   Niue   5,800   5.68%   15.89   250.00   15.73   54.72
154   Swaziland   5,700   5.58%   15.62   250.00   16.01   53.77
155   Bolivia   5,500   5.39%   15.07   250.00   16.59   51.89
156   Morocco   5,500   5.39%   15.07   250.00   16.59   51.89
157   Guatemala   5,300   5.19%   14.52   250.00   17.22   50.00
158   Indonesia   5,200   5.09%   14.25   250.00   17.55   49.06
159   Syria   5,100   5.00%   13.97   250.00   17.89   48.11
160   Nauru   5,000   4.90%   13.70   250.00   18.25   47.17
161   Fiji   4,900   4.80%   13.42   250.00   18.62   46.23
162   Vanuatu   4,800   4.70%   13.15   250.00   19.01   45.28
163   Congo, Republic of the   4,800   4.70%   13.15   250.00   19.01   45.28
164   Honduras   4,800   4.70%   13.15   250.00   19.01   45.28
165   Philippines   4,700   4.60%   12.88   250.00   19.41   44.34
166   Nicaragua   4,500   4.41%   12.33   250.00   20.28   42.45
167   Cabo Verde   4,400   4.31%   12.05   250.00   20.74   41.51
168   Vietnam   4,000   3.92%   10.96   250.00   22.81   37.74
169   India   4,000   3.92%   10.96   250.00   22.81   37.74
170   Wallis and Futuna   3,800   3.72%   10.41   250.00   24.01   35.85
171   Uzbekistan   3,800   3.72%   10.41   250.00   24.01   35.85
172   Moldova   3,800   3.72%   10.41   250.00   24.01   35.85
173   Ghana   3,500   3.43%   9.59   250.00   26.07   33.02
174   Tuvalu   3,500   3.43%   9.59   250.00   26.07   33.02
175   Solomon Islands   3,400   3.33%   9.32   250.00   26.84   32.08
176   Laos   3,100   3.04%   8.49   250.00   29.44   29.25
177   Pakistan   3,100   3.04%   8.49   250.00   29.44   29.25
178   West Bank   2,900   2.84%   7.95   250.00   31.47   27.36
179   Papua New Guinea   2,900   2.84%   7.95   250.00   31.47   27.36
180   Nigeria   2,800   2.74%   7.67   250.00   32.59   26.42
181   Djibouti   2,700   2.64%   7.40   250.00   33.80   25.47
182   Sudan   2,600   2.55%   7.12   250.00   35.10   24.53
183   Cambodia   2,600   2.55%   7.12   250.00   35.10   24.53
184   Western Sahara   2,500   2.45%   6.85   250.00   36.50   23.58
185   Kyrgyzstan   2,500   2.45%   6.85   250.00   36.50   23.58
186   Chad   2,500   2.45%   6.85   250.00   36.50   23.58
187   Yemen   2,500   2.45%   6.85   250.00   36.50   23.58
188   Cameroon   2,400   2.35%   6.58   250.00   38.02   22.64
189   Tajikistan   2,300   2.25%   6.30   250.00   39.67   21.70
190   Mauritania   2,200   2.15%   6.03   250.00   41.48   20.75
191   Sao Tome and Principe   2,200   2.15%   6.03   250.00   41.48   20.75
192   Lesotho   2,200   2.15%   6.03   250.00   41.48   20.75
193   Senegal   2,100   2.06%   5.75   250.00   43.45   19.81
194   Bangladesh   2,100   2.06%   5.75   250.00   43.45   19.81
195   Gambia, The   2,000   1.96%   5.48   250.00   45.63   18.87
196   Zambia   1,800   1.76%   4.93   250.00   50.69   16.98
197   Kenya   1,800   1.76%   4.93   250.00   50.69   16.98
198   Korea, North   1,800   1.76%   4.93   250.00   50.69   16.98
199   Cote d’Ivoire   1,800   1.76%   4.93   250.00   50.69   16.98
200   Tanzania   1,700   1.67%   4.66   250.00   53.68   16.04
Rank   Country   GDP in USD per year   GDP per Day   Bitcoin Price in USD   GDP Days per BTC   Bitcoin Country Index   
201   Burma   1,700   1.67%   4.66   250.00   53.68   16.04
202   Benin   1,600   1.57%   4.38   250.00   57.03   15.09
203   Burkina Faso   1,500   1.47%   4.11   250.00   60.83   14.15
204   Uganda   1,500   1.47%   4.11   250.00   60.83   14.15
205   Nepal   1,500   1.47%   4.11   250.00   60.83   14.15
206   Rwanda   1,500   1.47%   4.11   250.00   60.83   14.15
207   South Sudan   1,400   1.37%   3.84   250.00   65.18   13.21
208   Sierra Leone   1,400   1.37%   3.84   250.00   65.18   13.21
209   Haiti   1,300   1.27%   3.56   250.00   70.19   12.26
210   Comoros   1,300   1.27%   3.56   250.00   70.19   12.26
211   Ethiopia   1,300   1.27%   3.56   250.00   70.19   12.26
212   Eritrea   1,200   1.18%   3.29   250.00   76.04   11.32
213   Mozambique   1,200   1.18%   3.29   250.00   76.04   11.32
214   Guinea-Bissau   1,200   1.18%   3.29   250.00   76.04   11.32
215   Afghanistan   1,100   1.08%   3.01   250.00   82.95   10.38
216   Mali   1,100   1.08%   3.01   250.00   82.95   10.38
217   Togo   1,100   1.08%   3.01   250.00   82.95   10.38
218   Guinea   1,100   1.08%   3.01   250.00   82.95   10.38
219   Tokelau   1,000   0.98%   2.74   250.00   91.25   9.43
220   Madagascar   1,000   0.98%   2.74   250.00   91.25   9.43
221   Malawi   900   0.88%   2.47   250.00   101.39   8.49
222   Niger   800   0.78%   2.19   250.00   114.06   7.55
223   Liberia   700   0.69%   1.92   250.00   130.36   6.60
224   Central African Republic   700   0.69%   1.92   250.00   130.36   6.60
225   Burundi   600   0.59%   1.64   250.00   152.08   5.66
226   Somalia   600   0.59%   1.64   250.00   152.08   5.66
227   Zimbabwe   600   0.59%   1.64   250.00   152.08   5.66
228   Congo, Democratic Republic of the   400   0.39%   1.10   250.00   228.13   3.77
Table 3: Countries with US-$ 50 or less GDP per capita/day
Rank   Country   GDP in USD per year   GDP per Day   Bitcoin Price in USD   GDP Days per BTC   Bitcoin Country Index   
75   Argentina   18,600   18.22%   50.96   250.00   4.91   121.57
76   Antigua and Barbuda   18,400   18.02%   50.41   250.00   4.96   120.26
77   Russia   18,100   17.73%   49.59   250.00   5.04   118.30
78   Croatia   17,800   17.43%   48.77   250.00   5.13   116.34
79   Malaysia   17,500   17.14%   47.95   250.00   5.21   114.38
80   Uruguay   16,600   16.26%   45.48   250.00   5.50   108.50
81   Panama   16,500   16.16%   45.21   250.00   5.53   107.84
82   Botswana   16,400   16.06%   44.93   250.00   5.56   107.19
83   Saint Kitts and Nevis   16,300   15.96%   44.66   250.00   5.60   106.54
84   Puerto Rico   16,300   15.96%   44.66   250.00   5.60   106.54
85   Belarus   16,100   15.77%   44.11   250.00   5.67   105.23
86   Mauritius   16,100   15.77%   44.11   250.00   5.67   105.23
87   Lebanon   15,800   15.48%   43.29   250.00   5.78   103.27
88   Mexico   15,600   15.28%   42.74   250.00   5.85   101.96
89   Sint Maarten   15,400   15.08%   42.19   250.00   5.93   100.65
90   Turkey   15,300   14.99%   41.92   250.00   5.96   100.00
91   Curacao   15,000   14.69%   41.10   250.00   6.08   98.04
92   Virgin Islands   14,500   14.20%   39.73   250.00   6.29   94.77
93   Bulgaria   14,400   14.10%   39.45   250.00   6.34   94.12
94   Romania   14,400   14.10%   39.45   250.00   6.34   94.12
95   Dominica   14,300   14.01%   39.18   250.00   6.38   93.46
96   Kazakhstan   14,100   13.81%   38.63   250.00   6.47   92.16
97   Grenada   13,800   13.52%   37.81   250.00   6.61   90.20
98   Northern Mariana Islands   13,600   13.32%   37.26   250.00   6.71   88.89
99   Venezuela   13,600   13.32%   37.26   250.00   6.71   88.89
100   Saint Lucia   13,100   12.83%   35.89   250.00   6.97   85.62
101   Suriname   12,900   12.63%   35.34   250.00   7.07   84.31
102   Costa Rica   12,900   12.63%   35.34   250.00   7.07   84.31
103   Iran   12,800   12.54%   35.07   250.00   7.13   83.66
104   Anguilla   12,200   11.95%   33.42   250.00   7.48   79.74
105   Brazil   12,100   11.85%   33.15   250.00   7.54   79.08
106   Saint Vincent and the Grenadines   12,100   11.85%   33.15   250.00   7.54   79.08
107   Montenegro   11,900   11.66%   32.60   250.00   7.67   77.78
108   South Africa   11,500   11.26%   31.51   250.00   7.93   75.16
109   Libya   11,300   11.07%   30.96   250.00   8.08   73.86
110   Colombia   11,100   10.87%   30.41   250.00   8.22   72.55
111   Serbia   11,100   10.87%   30.41   250.00   8.22   72.55
112   Peru   11,100   10.87%   30.41   250.00   8.22   72.55
113   Macedonia   10,800   10.58%   29.59   250.00   8.45   70.59
114   Azerbaijan   10,800   10.58%   29.59   250.00   8.45   70.59
115   Albania   10,700   10.48%   29.32   250.00   8.53   69.93
116   Ecuador   10,600   10.38%   29.04   250.00   8.61   69.28
117   Palau   10,500   10.28%   28.77   250.00   8.69   68.63
118   Cuba   10,200   9.99%   27.95   250.00   8.95   66.67
119   Tunisia   9,900   9.70%   27.12   250.00   9.22   64.71
120   Thailand   9,900   9.70%   27.12   250.00   9.22   64.71
121   China   9,800   9.60%   26.85   250.00   9.31   64.05
122   Turkmenistan   9,700   9.50%   26.58   250.00   9.41   63.40
123   Dominican Republic   9,700   9.50%   26.58   250.00   9.41   63.40
124   Cook Islands   9,100   8.91%   24.93   250.00   10.03   59.48
125   Maldives   9,100   8.91%   24.93   250.00   10.03   59.48
126   Jamaica   9,000   8.81%   24.66   250.00   10.14   58.82
127   Belize   8,800   8.62%   24.11   250.00   10.37   57.52
128   Marshall Islands   8,700   8.52%   23.84   250.00   10.49   56.86
129   Guyana   8,500   8.33%   23.29   250.00   10.74   55.56
130   Montserrat   8,500   8.33%   23.29   250.00   10.74   55.56
131   Bosnia and Herzegovina   8,300   8.13%   22.74   250.00   10.99   54.25
132   Namibia   8,200   8.03%   22.47   250.00   11.13   53.59
133   Tonga   8,200   8.03%   22.47   250.00   11.13   53.59
134   American Samoa   8,000   7.84%   21.92   250.00   11.41   52.29
135   Saint Helena, Ascension, and Tristan da Cunha   7,800   7.64%   21.37   250.00   11.70   50.98
136   Kosovo   7,600   7.44%   20.82   250.00   12.01   49.67
137   El Salvador   7,500   7.35%   20.55   250.00   12.17   49.02
138   Algeria   7,500   7.35%   20.55   250.00   12.17   49.02
139   Ukraine   7,400   7.25%   20.27   250.00   12.33   48.37
140   Micronesia, Federated States of   7,300   7.15%   20.00   250.00   12.50   47.71
141   Iraq   7,100   6.95%   19.45   250.00   12.85   46.41
142   Bhutan   7,000   6.86%   19.18   250.00   13.04   45.75
143   Paraguay   6,800   6.66%   18.63   250.00   13.42   44.44
144   Egypt   6,600   6.46%   18.08   250.00   13.83   43.14
145   Sri Lanka   6,500   6.37%   17.81   250.00   14.04   42.48
146   Kiribati   6,400   6.27%   17.53   250.00   14.26   41.83
147   Angola   6,300   6.17%   17.26   250.00   14.48   41.18
148   Armenia   6,300   6.17%   17.26   250.00   14.48   41.18
149   Samoa   6,200   6.07%   16.99   250.00   14.72   40.52
150   Georgia   6,100   5.97%   16.71   250.00   14.96   39.87
151   Jordan   6,100   5.97%   16.71   250.00   14.96   39.87
152   Mongolia   5,900   5.78%   16.16   250.00   15.47   38.56
153   Niue   5,800   5.68%   15.89   250.00   15.73   37.91
154   Swaziland   5,700   5.58%   15.62   250.00   16.01   37.25
155   Bolivia   5,500   5.39%   15.07   250.00   16.59   35.95
156   Morocco   5,500   5.39%   15.07   250.00   16.59   35.95
157   Guatemala   5,300   5.19%   14.52   250.00   17.22   34.64
158   Indonesia   5,200   5.09%   14.25   250.00   17.55   33.99
159   Syria   5,100   5.00%   13.97   250.00   17.89   33.33
160   Nauru   5,000   4.90%   13.70   250.00   18.25   32.68
161   Fiji   4,900   4.80%   13.42   250.00   18.62   32.03
162   Vanuatu   4,800   4.70%   13.15   250.00   19.01   31.37
163   Congo, Republic of the   4,800   4.70%   13.15   250.00   19.01   31.37
164   Honduras   4,800   4.70%   13.15   250.00   19.01   31.37
165   Philippines   4,700   4.60%   12.88   250.00   19.41   30.72
166   Nicaragua   4,500   4.41%   12.33   250.00   20.28   29.41
167   Cabo Verde   4,400   4.31%   12.05   250.00   20.74   28.76
168   Vietnam   4,000   3.92%   10.96   250.00   22.81   26.14
169   India   4,000   3.92%   10.96   250.00   22.81   26.14
170   Wallis and Futuna   3,800   3.72%   10.41   250.00   24.01   24.84
171   Uzbekistan   3,800   3.72%   10.41   250.00   24.01   24.84
172   Moldova   3,800   3.72%   10.41   250.00   24.01   24.84
173   Ghana   3,500   3.43%   9.59   250.00   26.07   22.88
174   Tuvalu   3,500   3.43%   9.59   250.00   26.07   22.88
Rank   Country   GDP in USD per year   GDP per Day   Bitcoin Price in USD   GDP Days per BTC   Bitcoin Country Index   
175   Solomon Islands   3,400   3.33%   9.32   250.00   26.84   22.22
176   Laos   3,100   3.04%   8.49   250.00   29.44   20.26
177   Pakistan   3,100   3.04%   8.49   250.00   29.44   20.26
178   West Bank   2,900   2.84%   7.95   250.00   31.47   18.95
179   Papua New Guinea   2,900   2.84%   7.95   250.00   31.47   18.95
180   Nigeria   2,800   2.74%   7.67   250.00   32.59   18.30
181   Djibouti   2,700   2.64%   7.40   250.00   33.80   17.65
182   Sudan   2,600   2.55%   7.12   250.00   35.10   16.99
183   Cambodia   2,600   2.55%   7.12   250.00   35.10   16.99
184   Western Sahara   2,500   2.45%   6.85   250.00   36.50   16.34
185   Kyrgyzstan   2,500   2.45%   6.85   250.00   36.50   16.34
186   Chad   2,500   2.45%   6.85   250.00   36.50   16.34
187   Yemen   2,500   2.45%   6.85   250.00   36.50   16.34
188   Cameroon   2,400   2.35%   6.58   250.00   38.02   15.69
189   Tajikistan   2,300   2.25%   6.30   250.00   39.67   15.03
190   Mauritania   2,200   2.15%   6.03   250.00   41.48   14.38
191   Sao Tome and Principe   2,200   2.15%   6.03   250.00   41.48   14.38
192   Lesotho   2,200   2.15%   6.03   250.00   41.48   14.38
193   Senegal   2,100   2.06%   5.75   250.00   43.45   13.73
194   Bangladesh   2,100   2.06%   5.75   250.00   43.45   13.73
195   Gambia, The   2,000   1.96%   5.48   250.00   45.63   13.07
196   Zambia   1,800   1.76%   4.93   250.00   50.69   11.76
197   Kenya   1,800   1.76%   4.93   250.00   50.69   11.76
198   Korea, North   1,800   1.76%   4.93   250.00   50.69   11.76
199   Cote d’Ivoire   1,800   1.76%   4.93   250.00   50.69   11.76
200   Tanzania   1,700   1.67%   4.66   250.00   53.68   11.11
201   Burma   1,700   1.67%   4.66   250.00   53.68   11.11
202   Benin   1,600   1.57%   4.38   250.00   57.03   10.46
203   Burkina Faso   1,500   1.47%   4.11   250.00   60.83   9.80
204   Uganda   1,500   1.47%   4.11   250.00   60.83   9.80
205   Nepal   1,500   1.47%   4.11   250.00   60.83   9.80
206   Rwanda   1,500   1.47%   4.11   250.00   60.83   9.80
207   South Sudan   1,400   1.37%   3.84   250.00   65.18   9.15
208   Sierra Leone   1,400   1.37%   3.84   250.00   65.18   9.15
209   Haiti   1,300   1.27%   3.56   250.00   70.19   8.50
210   Comoros   1,300   1.27%   3.56   250.00   70.19   8.50
211   Ethiopia   1,300   1.27%   3.56   250.00   70.19   8.50
212   Eritrea   1,200   1.18%   3.29   250.00   76.04   7.84
213   Mozambique   1,200   1.18%   3.29   250.00   76.04   7.84
214   Guinea-Bissau   1,200   1.18%   3.29   250.00   76.04   7.84
215   Afghanistan   1,100   1.08%   3.01   250.00   82.95   7.19
216   Mali   1,100   1.08%   3.01   250.00   82.95   7.19
217   Togo   1,100   1.08%   3.01   250.00   82.95   7.19
218   Guinea   1,100   1.08%   3.01   250.00   82.95   7.19
219   Tokelau   1,000   0.98%   2.74   250.00   91.25   6.54
220   Madagascar   1,000   0.98%   2.74   250.00   91.25   6.54
221   Malawi   900   0.88%   2.47   250.00   101.39   5.88
222   Niger   800   0.78%   2.19   250.00   114.06   5.23
223   Liberia   700   0.69%   1.92   250.00   130.36   4.58
224   Central African Republic   700   0.69%   1.92   250.00   130.36   4.58
225   Burundi   600   0.59%   1.64   250.00   152.08   3.92
226   Somalia   600   0.59%   1.64   250.00   152.08   3.92
227   Zimbabwe   600   0.59%   1.64   250.00   152.08   3.92
228   Congo, Democratic Republic of the   400   0.39%   1.10   250.00   228.13   2.61

based this sentence "Based on our own experience we can assume that let you are able to earn up to 50,000 Satoshi (BTC 0.0005) per hour on those free Bitcoin sites. If you work 8 hours day, you can earn up to 400,000 Satoshi or BTC 0,0004 per day. With an efficient referral system, your daily income can rise up to 1.5 to 2 million Satoshi or 0.02 BTC"
who are they?and from what source this data?

Im interested to know this as well. Hell if i can make .015-.02 a day on just referrals it would be alot better than sig programs and faucets

For me the interesting question is if per capita income is less than $5/day how much of that cost would go towards a person acquiring access to a computer to make money and access these faucets.
That said your right in countries with a very low GDP faucets and services may be worth their time if they can overcome the language barrier which is implied for a sig campaign.

(Rakuten planning to start taking bitcoin is news to me though so thanks for sharing that)

Clicking on facets is a horrible waste of time. 0.004 BTC per day is only $1.32 at the current price. That's pretty bad even in countries where the per capita income is only $5 per day.

Even if one is able to do what you say you did not consider the most difficult part of all, which is how the hell one relocates in those country. You barely will have a decent Internet connection which the least problem. Then I don't know where do you want to live, what kind of house, what area and so on! And the thing is one does not know well these place which is the most difficult thing.

I don't know that does not appeal me.

In most of these countries, their technology is not as evolved as it has been in the western countries.

Doing faucets doesn't seem worth it to me to make such a small amount everyday, it will take forever to reach a certain goal.

Yeah faucets was just a pain in the ass. It took so long to just get 0.5BTC I haven't reach it.
But Faucets was just a good thing to do if you started to know about bitcoin.

in those country where they can live with a mere $150 per month, signature campaign can do it almost for anyone, this is true for senior and hero

but how the people live in those country? i bet they have not all the good comforts of the most advanced country...

Exactly this! Out of curiosity I have tried to type captchas for one day few weeks ago. Every hour I've done it on one faucet. Need I to say that I have completely lost my patience! This is such a waste of time.

I don't know why anyone would do this if he can join a signature campaign. Even if you join a newbie signature campaign, you will still make more than with faucets and you have a chance to build your profile and possibly earn more in the future as your rank increases.

With the faucets you will probably just be getting less in the future!

Here is a better copy of the report http://bitcoinfaucetrelay.com/the-bitcoins-earning-guide-on-how-to-make-a-good-living/ (http://bitcoinfaucetrelay.com/the-bitcoins-earning-guide-on-how-to-make-a-good-living/)


There are people out there that do make this much on referrals from faucets and i am close to making this much.

Sorry about the chart but the table did not copy well from my page.

Your better off doing something like amazon turk and then converting that cash to bitcoin

Bitcoin sadly isn't widely accepted in those countries and transferring dust isn't really that efficient, when you have to pay 10k sats for the fees. Getting a good micro economy growing is a good thing, but those countries are fucked either way if they have to deal with pennies.

I think he is just pimping out the site he posted in the first post. If it is his/her site it would be filled with referral links to faucets and he/she will get income from that. The whole

post was copy and pasted from that site. This is not a earning guide to make a Good living, but rather a click bait post to re-direct you to that site. If you are into faucets, use it by

all means... it's jam packed full of faucets.  ::)

Countries can exchange bitcoin for cash anywhere... you should know this.  As far as me trying to get traffic for my site  ,,,, i dont need it. :)

good point but those countries use phones mostly and there is plenty of apps out there for wallets. At least someone in one oof those countries its worth doing faucets for them.

Heard about Turk but haven't tried it yet. As soon as I heard about a mechanical I got turned off.
It does sound good to use if you are doing anything on amazon via gift card trading or getting paid from their affiliation program.

never heard either,  care to explain??

A long main post with no thoughts or comments but only with what is written within a bitcoin faucet blog or webpage and some data taken from some International Financial Institution. A pure publicity for the owner of the site. All the sites given at the end of the "thoughts" and the "suggestions without interests" given by the author of the webpage which can be found if you go to read the content of link given at the main post are referral links and all the explanations made are exaggerated. To not tell even that are given with errors. Because 400 000 satoshi are not 0.0004 bitcoin but 0.004 bitcoin. Anyhow, for sure, no one can earn 50 000 satoshi within a hour from faucets. No one can achieve 400 000 satoshi working 8 hours within a day from the faucets. Even if will be able to do such kind of work for more than 3-4 days. Because is very improbable to stay 8 hours to do only clicks. It is exhausting. All these things written are all bullshits and as I told above pure publicity. I don't know if the author of the thread is himself the author of the webpage or is connected in some way with him but this kind of post must not exist. All this publicity is make to find referrals from the poor countries which are ready to work for nothing and for to much time. In this way the owner of the webpage can have its workers and earn without nothing. Repeat: such kind of threads must be deleted.

The OP may be off on exact figures but he makes a good point.  I would much rather do faucets and swagbucks and other things to survive and live in costa rica than be homeless. I mean you wont be rich but it is possible to grind out survival using various ways. It gives me something to think about. Not living off faucets lol but maybe saving from my real job and instead of retiring in lets say Arizona I could retire at 50 and live somewhere much cheaper. Now just to do research to see how safe it is to live in the countries on that list.

Your right !!  I have decided to retire in brazil. The average person makes about 35$ reals a day, that's about almost 15$ a day.  If a person had 50 faucets that payed 1000 sat a claim that's at least 60,000 an hour. If it takes a min for each faucet. The figures will be off due to external interruptions But that doesn't matter. The point is it is possible. As Bitcoin cost grows the user will make a living .

Brazil is a good choice I read a lot of shops accept bitcoin. So you will have no need to convert it to fiat.

Which makes it an ideal bitcoin country. I my country will embrace btc too soon.

That 50K sats in an hour seems to me a rather optimistic estimation. As I've seen the rates are a lot lower. Anyway in a third world country with very low wages it can be still a useful source of free money.

Yes, Xapo already gives a debit card linked to your bitcoin account and my friend uses it there. He is from Finland. I hope to join him in paradise on the beach in Brazil. Its funny because everyone works to buy things and show off here in the USA and i am working to leave here. Even if i paid a bitcoin miner,my webpage affiliates  and reap the profits from that i still would be above average.

Faucets are not for earning money. It is for attracting users to a specific service. So it is not worth the time.

I am a newbie that has started looking for bitcoins since only one month, and I totaly agree with the global trend here that says that faucets are a waste of time. It is much more profitable to have a "real" work and invest part of the income in bitcoins...

for some people it is worth it in their country. average pay for some people a day is 5$

Amazon Mechanical Turk is the name of the program. They're both talking about the same thing. It's a program Amazon runs where people can complete simple tasks that are too complicated for a computer to do, so they require human intelligence, and they pay anywhere from 1 cent to 20 cents per task (generally, sometimes there are higher paying tasks, like participating in research studies). You're not going to get rich doing it; if you're efficient, you can make a $1 to $1.50 per hour pretty reliably. If you're lucky and find the higher paying research studies, you can make $10ish per day, but those research studies don't show up dependably and are kinda rare. Most Mturk work is kinda like completing faucets, low paying and boring. You'll make more on Mturk per task, but you also do more work than a simple faucet request too.

Faucets are a complete waste of time; all the energy you are investing in this grind is not worth it in the long run. It's better to improve your skills in the meantime and work for yourself later on. Yes you can get $5 a day but ask yourself do you want to do this for the rest of your life?

Exactly, I read an article a few months ago that smartphones are what is connecting the third world to the internet.  No matter what people say about how faucets are not worth it, it is all relative to where you live.  If you can earn $2-4 a day on faucets in a third world country that is significant considering some people earn a dollar a day in some countries. This is just one example of how Bitcoin can bring the world out of poverty.

here is the original  artical i wrote on this subject some time ago to back up your our claims that it is worth it to some people http://bitcoinfaucetrelay.com/the-bitcoins-earning-guide-on-how-to-make-a-good-living/ (http://bitcoinfaucetrelay.com/the-bitcoins-earning-guide-on-how-to-make-a-good-living/)

Really? You can earn that much from a typical faucet site? That seems unlikely.

I quit faucets for the most part as they were taking forever to get too far and they were invading my sleep hours even. I just up

and quit faucets. I tried sig campaigns and that worked and mining as I have a miner. I sell the coins I make with the miner, they

are altcoins that I mine and exchange for btc to sell on exchanges and send them to my wallet.

Thanks for this guide mate. its going to be useful.

That is the earning for the operator of a faucet. It is not for the users of a faucet. A user might earn $1 per day.

You are mind blowing man, how can you get it? I m surprise to see it, its mean bitcoin is popular online currency than others, so mostly countries's people like it and using it, i m also from Pakistan and i am glad in my country people are using it but not too much but sure.   

This was written a while ago but it still stands for poor countries to make a living, thee is an original post i made a wile back here is the link.

http://bitcoinfaucetrelay.com/the-bitcoins-earning-guide-on-how-to-make-a-good-living

Yes it is, but it is better than no income. Most of these people are unemployed and receive zero income. If they can pool together and create a referral network, it would turn into something much bigger and possibly passive income in the future.

My kids started this at school and quickly built up a referral network of 500 kids on 5 faucets, doing this daily. They stopped solving Capthas and now get passive income from this, when the other kids use the faucets. This was a very successful project for them.   

Wow that is awesome and the kids can make money just for playing. I'm very impressed !!!    ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

Successful project for them, but it's not very good for the other kids without referrals...  ;D

I think a good way would be a Faucets Network like Satoshidraw. Many (high paying) daily faucet sites connected by one balance. And if possible with a investiment chance, profitable on long term, not a Ponzi scheme.

Nice guide. I just hope it gets updated so to help newbies in earning btc!

Nice thread!
However I think those poor people don't have access to internet/computer.
But there you can see how life's hard for some peoples.

 A few number of faucet owners can earn 30 – 35 US-$ daily. but most of faucet owners  loss their money and close their faucet.   

yeah - and this without any investment - dont let people think faucet-owner only earning money for nothing

I think there are a huge number of people, who think faucet owners make a shitload of money, until they have tried it, and they realize

how saturated the faucet scene is, and what a science it is to find a good balance between the correct pay-out to the users vs income

coming in from Ad's. A faucet has running cost and also constant monitoring to protect you from bots and hackers. The guys earning the

$30 to $35 per day, are the exception not the rule.  ;) 

The faucet owners earn money by attracting the users to their sites. The profit will be much bigger.

I was personally looking at this stats.

I'm a marketing professor but not this is important.

I was looking and doing some maths and I figured out that you can do up to 0.04-0.05 per day just click non stop on faucets. That means 0.05x21=1.05 btc at current value is 700 usd=638 eur. This is actually a lot even for europe considering you can have free days.

It is quite strange because there are not enough other ways in where you can earn bitcoins.

This faucets or whatever you call them are amazing! You should respect the guy who created the ideea of these things. Couldn't find on internet which one was the first bitcoin faucet.. Maybe this one: http://web.archive.org/web/20100805002250/http://freebitcoins.appspot.com/

I trully think that for real poor countries earning from faucets it is a good way of making money :)

This is good info but how you came up with all the information on the various countries is mind blowing

How did you manage to dig this post from 2015? lol

I also living on the country which in your list(Vietnam). most of people here believe Bitcoin is illegal and risk and if someone invited them to invest in Bit, they would think it is a rigger

is this still working today? the post was way back 2015 :D need your advise

chào đồng râm  ;D ;D ;D

WOW, there are people, who is trying to sell BTC now?
What they promise, and what price they offer?

You are Vietnamese?

It is very difficult to define The Bitcoing Earnings Guide for Poor Countries listed. No answers is showing the starting point of earning. So please give the clue and guidance to start atleast  now. late better then never.

this is about personal skills

At first, I was in the same situation as yours where I could not figure out how to earn bitcoins for poor countries. But if you are eager to learn you will be able to figure out and searching how it will surface just like I have dig this how to earn bitcoins. The answer is already here in the forum you just have to know and learn it to earn your bitcoin. good luck!

The link doesn't work.

I do get that this guide might work if you have the time. But I don't understand how you supposedly can grind for 3+ hours a day when most people have full time jobs and family and all that?

Nice guide. The idea which generated it is fantastic. I just hope it gets updated so to help newbies in earning btc! :-*

Good point but there is no difference..

Thanks for this information.

Thank's for the info.

For me the interesting question is if per capita income is less than $5/day how much of that cost would go towards a person acquiring access to a computer to make money and access these faucets.
That said your right in countries with a very low GDP faucets and services may be worth their time if they can overcome the language barrier which is implied for a sig campaign.

I've always wondered how it is even possible to purchase a computer for a person surviving on $5 a day. Perhaps one doesn't have to own a computer to access the Internet, but as you said, it must cost something after all.

I'd just do it for kicks. Even though I could earn more with my own investments, those free BTC in Freebitcoin's wallet could generate some interests.

It is unpleasant to see Ukraine on this list, but such is the reality. Earnings is investing, is it in poor countries? It is clear that investing is the best option, it would be that to invest.