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Project : My first BTCitcoin

About 2 weeks ago i heared about Bitcoins through the Internet.
It fascinated me and I began to read everything I could find about Bitcoins.
I wanted to know what Bitcoins is and how they “look like”. How can I get them and what is the story behind them.
I spend my whole time the last weeks to get every information possible and know I am feeling ready to release my project.
My Goal to reach : I want to reach my first Bitcoin without using any money for it . For that goal I first try to get some mBTC with the help of those thousands of free bitcoin sites. I know the time u have to spend and the profit u get is miserable there.
After I just saved a few mBTC I will spend on PBMining GHashes or I will start to trade with Bitcoins.
While filling thousands of captcha’s I will watch the Trading Courses and the worth of the Bitcoin to learn how the prices develope.
I cant say how long it will take me to reach my goal, but I promise I will reach it !!!
If it takes me 1 year or 5 years doesn’t matter.
I haven’t seen any projects being similar to mine and so I am hoping to do something innovative wich documentates what is possible and how much effort you need to bring with to reach a whole Bitcoin.

ATM I am working with several free bitcoin sites which are the following :

http://www.bitcoinget.com
http://redcoinsco.aws.af.cm/
http://dailybitcoins.org/
http://www.bitcrate.net/
https://freebitco.in/
http://btc-free.com/
http://btcrock.biz/
http://www.gratisbitco.in/
http://www.pizzafaucet.com/
http://www.bitchest.me

i was really really proud as i saw my first transactions in my wallet and I earned my first mBTC .
I felt a little like Dagobert Duck, who had to work hard for his first selfearned coin, which symbolizes the beginning of a great carriere.
Maybe im a little dreamer right now but im sure it is possible to reach the goal.
Its like a new hobby a new passion for me to do that and I am really excited myself how this will develop.
If you got any Tipps or Help for me im very thankful for you help.
If someone wants to help me with that project I would love him for maybe a really little donation .

This is my address :

12FYCFxwMKXjs979gnqpKvMQLsP7h6ZwTs

I will update this post every week so u can see my actual progress.
Thank you for listening and maybe helping and I wish all of you a good mining.

If my English suxx please pardon me =)

Greetz InZSan3


Progress from 31.07.2014:

http://www.pic-upload.de/view-24102174/31.07.2014.jpg.html

Not a good idea to post your bitcoin adress on the forum. {It's frowned on by moderators} and it opens you up to being targeted by hackers.

I hope it's a paper wallet and not a online wallet.  ;D

It's going to take you at least 6 months, if you work hard at it, to get half of that with those sites and signature campaigns on this forum.

If you use cloud mining services, your ROI if you lucky, would be 9 to 10 months, and only then you would be starting to make some money.

If you find a service you can render for BTC or a company to invest in, you might close the gap quicker.

It's not going to be a quick and easy road to that first BTC

Good luck. 

okay didnt know that it is dangerous to post my address here.
Why can hacker use this information of my address ? how would that make them possible to hack me ?

I saw those "donation" links on nearly every bitcoin site.

Not really. Account hackers target anyone and everyone. In fact, posting one's Bitcoin address early in the account's lifetime might actually help recover the account if it is hacked in the future. I'm not sure if Theymos would accept the digital signature of an address included in an old post, but it is at least enough for more reputable members to vouch for the account owner if necessary.

If you're talking about trying to hack the Bitcoin address itself, then that's just ridiculous. Any random person can easily find any address with some coins in it. The whole point of the Bitcoin address is that you can't discover the private key for one without going through an insanely huge subset of private keys.

"Veiled begging" is not a good idea though, as mentioned.



I don't know what the previous poster was trying to say, but you can't be hacked by revealing your address. Otherwise, the Bitcoin network would be rendered useless as one needs to reveal his/her address to receive any payments.

Definitely recommend trying to offer a good or service to get to your goal as quickly as possible. Do you do any graphics, writing, or coding? Where are you from and do you know of other coiners there?

Good luck reaching your goal I'll add one to your list
Can try that one as well three free tries at it and if you can get 6/6 your goal is accomplished XD
One can dream  ;)

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Goodluck !!!

I strongly discourage you from using faucets, they either pay very low or doesn't even pay. If you really want to earn even a BTC, spend some time posting on this forum and learning more then join a signature campaign when you reach a member status. ROI for cloudmining is impossible so don't try your luck on it.

It is highly frowned upon as mentioned.  By posting it you look like begging for coins, might not be true.  But normally threads with begging get ignored.

Glad to see you are getting into bitcoins.  Just a warning faucets or begging will not get you to a bitcoin.  I would look into selling your skills, mining, or buying.

How much are people getting from these signature campaigns? I'm still waiting for my first payout and remain a bit skeptical. The faucets, while paying dust, at least pay at the same time every week...

I'd be eager to hear some experiences from you all and the OP may benefit from the education.

You should get member status at start doing signature campaign, this would earn you good amount.

Well if you advertize your amount of coins in a public place, you making it easier for hackers to identify you as a possible target. Like walking around in a dangerous area, with a open wallet. If you see what I am saying.

If you post your "online" wallet everywhere, you are a easy target. {Move most of your coins to a offline cold storage - paper wallet} And use a dummy wallet for online use, with VERY little coins stored.

Your project doesn't seem to be easy...
Maybe try to open your service? Do something what you can do well, and sell it for BTC.
Good luck anyway.

My last amount was 0.06 which was only two weeks, between the period which I joined and payment date, hardly two weeks. I have seen some active posters at max limit, 0.4 or more. Other campaigns allow you to post 50 and get 0.1. It really depends on your quality of post, quantity of post and amount of payment each post or each member ship level. You must also join a reputable campaign to avoid being scammed.

Hey guys . Thank your for those many answers.

In the German section someone just donated me 0,001.

I would have never believed that someone who doesnt even know me would send me BTC to support my project.

Yeah i know that thos free bitcoin sites paying very very bad, but i dont want to reach the whole BTC through that ... that would take ages.

I just want to have a little amount of mBTC and start to trade with that or invest in Cloudmining at PBmining.

In the german section there is a few guys who reached their ROI with PBminin and are now earning btc.

thx for the new freebitcoin sites =) i will try them out and then i will add them to my routine

Greetz InZSan3

Pbmining IMO is a sketchy site. They did not provide a source of where their coins came from and their hardwares mining. Nearly all cloudmining services would most probably not ROI depending on the difficulty increase. The amount of people who actually ROI would most likely be lucky and difficulty increase wasn't that high.

Faucets are not worth your time. :)

Good luck with your work, building a bitcoin from zero isn't easy but I would avoid faucets, they are not worth the time you will spend on them.

faucets is not bad to some newbiew who want to understand bitcoins and how it works i start with faucets but you need to have more free time to visit them daily or hourly

Welcome to bitcointalk.
Don't worry, your English is fine to me.

Instead of spending time on faucets, there are a lot more effective ways of earning bitcoin.
For example, you could provide services like translating (I assumed you are native in German) or writing articles.
Or, you could join a signature campaign and get paid for posting on bitcointalk.

Good luck to your project.

I can see that you have joined the 777coin campaign.
Lightlord and 777coin are here for quite a long period of time and so I don't think you need to worry about the payment.

The amount you can earned really depends on your member rank and your post count.
For your reference, Stunna has paid PD sig campaign participants almost 26 btc just last month. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=291387.msg8082102#msg8082102

Good luck i also want to win my first BTC

Lightlord will pay but they delayed payment for sometime for two consecutive periods already. They are sure trusted but I don't think people would like to join them because of delayed payment. Still, they are trusted and the only campaign which allows newbies and Jr.members.

It's not going to be a quick and easy road to that first BTC

Just post like me ....You will get more and more.

Although I do not like faucets very much, I can say that these seem to be honest:

http://bitcoinposter.com
http://luckycheckin.com
https://freebitco.in
http://moonbit.co.in
http://www.bitvisitor.com
http://bitcoiner.net
https://www.landofbitcoin.com

A bigger list is here:
http://criplib.blogspot.com/2014/06/free-bitcoin-faucets.html

Nice profits.

Before getting excited on receiving payments from faucets, do some math to check how much you can get hourly from the sites on average. You would likely just get a very small number.

To get a small amount of bitcoin to play with, you can just buy $10 bitcoin from localbitcoins.

That's very true. That's why I have said that I do not like faucets: it's a waste of time. But worse than that is the fact that there are many scam faucets which do not pay their users as announced (but the scammers still receive quite a lot of income from their ads). That's an awful welcome to new users...

I suggest you hit the Services subforum (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=52.0) because if you have skillz and aren't afraid of a little hard work, you can earn a full Bitcoin a lot faster than just using faucets.

making 1 btc is so hard  :'(

Good Luck in this Bitcoin thing. Just want to warn you, that once you get your first BTC, addicted is your new middle name. Oh I can suggest you something newbish in BTC. Try some cloud mining, perfect for newbie. Not much profit if we buy low mining rate, but It's still perfect for newbie  ;D

You can also try searching for altcoin giveaways in other forums, social networks, etc.
You wait until they hit the exchanges and then wait for an opportunity to trade them for bitcoin.
Although i'm far from a pro trader, i've learned a lot about markets and trading starting like this.

Yeah it is. You practically have to make Bitcoin your full-time job to get anywhere fast. But don't worry; it can be done if you're patient and don't fall for those "get Bitcoin fast" schemes.

Without revealing your public adress, you could still update your thread and show the progress towards the first BTC ;D

The people here could give you advice as you go, and your BTC might even grow faster.

Or someone could take pity on you and donate to your cause.  ;) So put something in the thread as you go.

to get 1 BTC from faucet is very hard
but maybe stick with faucet until you learn more about bitcoin then move on from faucets to something else is fine  :)

The fastest way is to sell things you don't use anymore in the market.

Where can i translate or write articles and get paid in bitcoins for it ? sounds very interesting to me ... i also write songtexts and so i think i can articulate pretty good ( in german )

yes its very hard to get 1 BTC

anyways you can just buy 1 BTC from you own money then exchange it for earn some money

thanks

Yes, making $600 is hard.
Bitcoin is money. And so you shouldn't expect that it is easier to get BTC1 than to get $600.

Stop wasting your time on faucets.  Check the gambling section > Games and rounds for bitcoin giveaways.  Post your services in the services section of the forum.  Please never beg for money, or request a loan without a collateral. :P

Good Luck!

P.S.  this topic is kind of... I dun know.  Don't we all want to make an extra bitcoin?

Making a bitcoin using the forum isn't hard if you manage to sell something in the market.

nice to see you open project with bit[Suspicious link removed]d luck and never gambling or you will lose
LOL
good luck.

You just waste your time with that faucet, unless you have a lot of referrals. I think earn bitcoin from signature campaign is better, as long as you do not spam.

faucets are really a waste of time . I did faucets sites for one year but in the end I get only mBTC just wasting my precious time . then I see this forum where you can earn BTC with your skills . you can go services section and choose some project according to your skills like if you know about PHP if you know how sites develop and you have good  English skills for letter writing and so many other businesses are available in the services section . Go and grab opportunity according to your skills best of luck for your first BTC :)

A first line of defence - removing unsafe links from the posts.
Works well.  :)

It's a bold thing. But you may just opt to to a signature campaign. They really pay you more for your work. If you are a creative writer and have good opinions on topics, you can just earn money by stating your opinion here in the forums. It actually pays off pretty well for such a work, but I guess the operators of the campaigns profit a lot from the exposure they get in exchange!

Yes they do and you don't make that much : 50-200$ a month for a lot of time, maybe you can make 2-6$/hour which would be considered as good in most countries but not where I live

You should start with signature campaign, this will take a while but probably the fastest way. I am also willing to go for 1 BTC :)

Faucet won't give you enough. This will take years.

Yeah, but it is still better than just trying to get BTC from faucets. They really don't give you that much. Also, you learn about new things when you post on Bitcointalk, rather than just look at some stupid faucet page. Where do you think that the cost of living at your place is so high?

Could not agree more with the above replies. Faucets do work but for long term and wanting to get quite a bit this is going to take a long while. Signature campaigns allow you to be active on here and as you are doing learn more as well. This way will also take a while but at least you know you are guaranteed payment for your contributions on the forum.

actually both should work with typing.  ;D
but the difference, faucet get little, and a signature campaign get bigger plus we gain knowledge and information about bitcoin, altcoin, even the world economy.

Faucets are for newbies so they can have their couple satoshis to play around with. If you want oever make 1 BTC you need to deliver some sort of service like advertisement, or risk FIAT into it. For example im making some BTC with the advertisement campaing. It's not much but it helps a lot in my situation.

Hi,

I beg to differ slightly, there are some faucets that do pay out a steady trickle of BTC. I track them separately in a different wallet to see how much i am making. I built up a certain amount which enabled me to rent a miner on betarigs and started mining BTC made some profit on the deal, then signed up on allcoin and bought CPN which was down and sold it at a profit again!

It is the cascading effect that you need to look at when dealing with faucets. Maybe i have been incredibly lucky that all i touched turned to gold, but at least faucets gave me the opportunity to start off and will be thankful to them for getting me started in the crypro world!

Making BTC is not that hard. Be nice and helpful and sometimes people will reward you. I helped a user here avoid getting scammed on eBay when he was trying to buy a miner. As a thank you he sent me .25 BTC. Also when just dice was running I was there in the chat room and a player decided to make it rain for all in the room. He gave everyone .05 BTC. 

Thats some amazing advice. I have had people send me tips on reddit, but they have only been DOGE tips. Yet to come across someone who is so free with their BTC wallet strings  ;D.
I do rent miners on betarigs sometimes and have come across some wonderful people on there who have given me plenty of additional free time on my rental. I do not take it for granted though and also send out some  tributes in the form of DOGE to their DOGE wallets. Kindness begets kindness i suppose. :)

Welcome fellow bitcoin peer! Congrats on your first transaction. That was the moment for me also.

Wow, Legendary poster above  :o
How many months does it take to be Legendary?

To become a legendary member, you need to have at least 775 and perhaps up to 1030 activity (Please check https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=178608.0). So, it will take more than 2 years at the earliest for a new account to reach that.

Sounds like you have a fun road ahead of you. I hope it works out well for you.