faucets for newbies and signature campaigns for anyone more used to BTC.
Faucets really are not that helpful. You make cents per hour. You would be better off buying 5 dollars of BTC from a exchange and use that faucet time to learn something. Its just insane how many people waste time then later figure out it's dust in a wallet for the most part. The signature campaigns are really good down the line. Wait till full member and they go up quite a bit in payment. But they are best way if used right (IE you don't spam). Cents per hour? That's a lot more than what I made when I used faucets to earn Bitcoins years ago. Honestly, unless you've got nothing to do and don't want to do much, then use faucets. They're pretty much useless.
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Username: planetroving
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So far, only because I do not have a huge amount of bitcoins in my arsenal, I do not actively spend it. However, I will, just like I do with my money online.
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Username: planetroving
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Personally, I use Coinbase as my primary wallet, storing the bitcoins from recent transactions. Until it reaches the point where I would feel pretty bad if the bitcoins got stolen, I would move them to my Electrum wallet, on my computer. I haven't reached that point yet
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Username: planetroving
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Day trading has been profitable for me.
for couple of days it is monitoring btc price fluctuation and this is good for these couple of days sell on 340 buy on 320 not much but profit is good How do you know when to buy and sell? Prices just seem to go all over the place. When I buy, the price flops afterwards. When I sell, the price rockets. Is there a technique? How do you analyse the market?
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This user is a "Brand New", so I recommend to be very careful when downloading and installing software. I'm not saying that it's a scam. This is just a warning.. these kinds of apps are usually useless you will NOT earn anything,the owner of the app will earn. i've had bad experience with these kinds of apps so i would not recommend using it. Here's something for people to consider when downloading such apps. Why would people just spend time developing an app to give away Bitcoins? As bitstorm12 said, you must download apps, watch videos and complete surveys. This is a common way to earn money on the internet. So when you do these tasks in bitstorm12's app, s/he earns most of the money and leaves you with a portion. So might as well go direct to those sites and earn from there. You'll earn more.
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Username: planetroving
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Trade it.
By trade it, do you mean convert your Bitcoins into money for profit when the value rises? Or do you mean the opposite, converting money into Bitcoins and hold it for profit?
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the best way to earn bitcoin is enroll signature and also trading with alternative coins with high volume but don't try any investor based game i think it's always end with scam
i agree, also i noticed OP is a senior member. you can make a significant bit from signature campaigns. Here's a little history. This thread was the first one I ever opened. When I made the post, I was a newbie, and wasn't earning much at all. But being persistent, I am now a Senior Member. I earn a lot more, it's great! Don't give up, and you'll reap in the rewards!
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$1,000,000 is a lot for only 1 Bitcoin. Although Bitcoin started off worth almost nothing, and reached over $1000 at its peak in 2012, it is not likely that the price would go up to the hundreds of thousands, let alone the millions. Although, yes, there is a cap of 21M Bitcoins to be circulated, which would drive the price higher in the future, this is not a big enough factor to make 1BTC = $1M. Bitcoin being universally accepted by banks and businesses is likely to happen in the future, which would make demand high, which in turn would drive the price up. But again, this is not a big enough factor. However, nobody can see far into the future. Anything can happen. Your investment in buying 21 Bitcoins may actually become $21M in the future. Who knows? As the poet Robert Frost once said in his poem The Road Not Taken: "And looked down one as far as I could/To where it bent in the undergrowth", he is trying to say that he can only see so far into the future, where the rest is a mystery. Have faith, and your dream might become a reality. Good luck and we'll all be spamming you with messages of amazement when your prediction comes true.
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If I was in your situation and had $10,000, then I would trade 50% of it for Bitcoins. This leaves the other half safe just in case the value of Bitcoin comes crashing, which I highly doubt will ever happen. It is very likely for the value of Bitcoin to rise in the near future as more and more people take up the idea and start using Bitcoins. The demand for Bitcoin would rise, and the price would follow. This would make you a profit. Businesses are continuing to accept Bitcoin as a form of payment, and you will already have Bitcoins, so this would also making online transactions easier in the future.
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