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Posting this here because you see so many newcomers asking how to earn Bitcoin. Before someone else asks, you might want to check out this article on "What Can You Do To Earn Some Bitcoin?" (http://banksworstfear.com/can-earn-bitcoin/)

Nice little article but I would of left out faucets as they are a waste of time and will only allow you to collect dust which you can't purchase anything from.

I would love to do some freelance work, but nobody wants to hire me.

Anyway, thanks for this article.

I agree on that. But more because most faucets force you to collect the gathered BTC in amounts smaller than the current transaction fee per KB, which makes the Bitcoin from those faucets practically useless. There are a few faucets that allow you to gather the BTC until you reach a useful amount and then withdraw them in one chunk so it is at least useable. But still you don't get much out of it and reaching an amount bigger than the transaction fee takes like forever.

I guess besides trading with Bitcoin freelance work or signature campaigns in this forum are the best way to get your hands on Bitcoins.

For me, I earn bitcoins by selling some stuff online, like eBooks and so.

Where do you sell these ebooks? I would of thought this would be rather difficulty to prove they are legit.

The article is simple and perfect for newcomers, I'll link it to some people I know thanks.

Maybe it should include some other ways to earn bitcoins aimed to experienced members.

True; I wrote that one for beginners. Does anybody have some tips for experienced members so I could maybe do a follow-up article?

There are some affiliate programs that offer BTC.

Signature campaigns are probably the best way to make money if you like posting on this forum. Currently the max you can make is 400 posts per month as a hero member, making 0.48 BTC a month with prime dice.

The article is pretty good, and you may add another section for bitcointalk signature campaign, and for giveaway, free promo (usually for gambling sites) and free rolls. :)

Also try to stay away from faucets. They are a waste of time and you will earn absolutely nothing.

Would be interesting to know which ones they are. Because I don't know of many.

Bitcoin is just like any other currency.  There is no "easy" way to earn it. 
Honestly main way of obtaining this currency would be doing what people do for fiat currencies.  Either get a job that pays bitcoin, or buy bitcoin with your own money. 

good article friend
if I search for bitcoin frim Signature campaigns in this forum
looking for a giveaway on twitter, football betting, trading ALTcoin
maybe that's it, I am not looking through the faucet because I earn a little
thank you

Another tip: You can rent your singature for BTC,look for offers in the "services" subforum

Is making a site stuffed with your referral link perhaps one of the ways to earn bitcoin that you suggest? ::)

He had 4 referral links in his article, he shows a lot of restraint really.

But hell yeah, making a site stuffed with referral links worked for me.. ;D

with propper promotion probably you can make some nice BTC ;)

Think of how you usually make money and go from there.

easyest way to earn BTC:
1. Get a job;
2. Buy BTC with money you earn

faucets is a good way to earn extra income but just do it for fun and not for the pay.

this is a very bad way to earn bitcoin. You will make way less then minimum wage.

I agree. The best way to earn bitcoin is via sig campaigns....can't wait until I can participate in one ;)

Haha, it would take some time until you can participate in one..

what if you cant get a job, or do signatures at the moment?

Move to another country.

I find this site helpful http://earnbtc.weebly.com/ (http://earnbtc.weebly.com/) There is couple of ways for earning btc.

What are faucet rotator sites?

exactly, that's why it's a terrible way to earn extra income. it will earn so little that it's really just for fun. :)

i've made a few coins trading alts, but it's a risky game.

Faucets seem a waste of time, if you can't earn btc posting on a sig campaign you could maybe sell your skills in the services forum.

Faucet rotator are for jumping from 1 faucet to another. But most of them (the faucets) only give 20-30 satishi/30min when you finish you can restart the whole process again. So that's a waste of time. bitvisitor.com (http://bitvisitor.com) is a good way to earn.

Didn't know of that site, thanks! Maybe I'll have to check that out!

It depends on how much class you have when posting the referral links. I limit myself to posting those text links only if it has to do with the subject matter -- for instance, if I mention that somebody has a book, I might link to it on Barnes and Noble. That way, he's happy about the possibility of selling more books, I'm happy because then I can earn a percentage of sales, and the readers are happy because now they don't have to go out and look for a place to buy the book. Did the same with those faucets I linked to.

In fact, you can join the 777coin sig campaign even when you are at the newbie rank. :)

Sell your services in the services section. Be competitive and offer something people NEED AND WANT!!

You won't make much though, wait till you are at least full member and then you will start making some real money off of signature campaigns.

True, the rate is pretty low at 4000 satoshi a post at newbie rank, but it is still better than using faucets to get a few hundred satoshi solving a captcha. ;)

Guess what you need to do that? it starts with an M.

For anyone who is thinking of going down this path, just be aware that most jobs aren't particularly enjoyable. :(

You should add Signature Campaigns, too.
Good article anyway, I enjoyed it :)

Can i do sig campaings as a newbie?

Yes, you can join the 777coin sig campaign (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=654009.0) and get 0.00004 BTC (4000 satoshi) per constructive post.

The gain as a newbie is really low but posting daily will help you to better understand bitcoins and alts, so it's a win-win situation.
While your activity increases, you experience goes up at the same time.

Is there any mini job sites accepts bitcoins as payment?

I know of the site reddit jobs  http://www.reddit.com/r/Jobs4bitcoins (http://www.reddit.com/r/Jobs4bitcoins)
also I've seen a site which lets you solve math problems for btc.

That would be nice, but there are none that I know of that are well-trafficked. There was a time when I churned out some coin on http://coinworker.com, but it's too small time for me now. And when I glanced at it a few months ago, offers were sparse and payouts small.

Interesting, but I think that faucets aren't so good to get some BTC's :)

That's true, you can at most get a few cents from faucets each hour, unless you have many active ref.

Its cited:

A lot of people who hang out on the Services subforum of Bitcointalk either want to rent out their signature for a signature campaign with reliable payouts,

But I agree it should be more stressed. But might cause a flood of noobs spamming for signature campaigns, so don't sure if would be a good idea.

I would also agree:

Game and rounds giveaways, stressing that most of them are associed with gambling and have a rollover, but from time to time we see a no string attached giveaway. May be good to grab some bitcoin if you know you won't become a gambling addict.

Trading, with some indications of where to start your path in the professional trading world.

Maybe I could expand on the article a little bit. Any thoughts on ways to actually make a profit from mining? Should people mine Bitcoin, or go with another cryptocurrency?

faucets , buy and sell altcoins for BTC , Signature campaigns

I think the flood of newbs spamming for signature campaigns already arrived some time ago. ;D I think the only solid giveaway left in Games and Rounds is 777coin. Doesn't pay much anymore -- I remember the good old days when it was 1 mBTC or more for the daily. :)

signature campaigns are important but you have to wait to increase the activity of your account

This can work, but I've also heard of people losing BTC by doing this. :(

Trading altcoins is the most risky business you can do, the gains can be huge but there are big chances that you lose all your invested coins.

It depends which coins you buy, they price of altcoins can rise and drop like crazy. I've seen rises of 200%; This is known as pump&dump, and if you buy in the dump phase you can lose a lot of money.

All kinds of trading (forex, bitcoin/usd, altcoin/bitcoin, etc) are risky, and you could win/lose a significant proportion of your money in just a day.
If you do leveraged trading, you could double/lose all your money in just an hour. :P

Our writers don't make much; hoping donations will kick off eventually. They can post whatever they think is reasonable. If they were a shill for something I would just fire them.

How much is your signature worth to you? How much will you be posting in the next month.

I'll buy it


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I am also searching earning way of Bitcoins.

But what is Signature campaigns where we can earn.

Coinworker...
some blogs...
surveys?!
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faucets