It's still down actually.

That's BTCamn right!

I'm going to check out the trade market, will start with an investment of few euros to buy some (very few I guess) Bitcoins and wait few weeks to see how the exchange rates go.
Now, beside the low-profit I may make (taking into account fees aswell) is there anything I should be aware of?

Must be honest, I just started gaining interest into this Bitcoin world and there's few things even I could notice within few days.

-You won't get anywhere with faucets (unless you have ton of time to waste clicking links, staring at the screen and reloading captchas - and still, even if you have that much time to spend, you won't earn more than few cents).
-If you are the average guy without any knowledge in programming, you won't have any chance with jobs which promise bitcoin payment.
-Unless you're willing to wast*cough*-invest your money on some ultimate hardware, don't even remotely think about "mining" BTC.

Now, I fall into the category of the guy without any programming knowledge, surfing the net from a laptop and without much time to waste clicking links. That said, I guess my only chance to earn some of these bitcoins is either trading or gambling. Both require an initial investment to start with, and I'm sure well-aware that both include very high risks.

Any other suggestions you-people with much more experience than me-would pose to my attention before I go ahead with trying them?


On a side note, I've got some experience with trading already. But it'd be much appreciated if you could link me to some thread where I bet this whole argument has been treated already.

I wonder why many people still consider faucets as a way to "start" earning bitcoins. I honestly think it's just a way to waste time.

I will definitely take a look into this signature-selling thing.