Trustworthy Sites Where Someone Can Work And Earn Reasonable Amount Of Bitcoin.

[milewilda]

One of those reasonable sites you are looking for is this forum. You however have to contribute by making good post and earning a certain decent amount of trust in the form of merits to be able to wear a signature and make post for your signature campaign. You will get paid, but unlike any other sites out there, it would require your tenacity and dedication to get to that level of earning, because BTC and crypto is becoming a valuable asset more in recent times.

You could also earn BTC from doing regular graphic design jobs or accepting payments with it.

Specially on these boards.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=212.0
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=52.0
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=238.0

If you do have the skills then you could be able to utilize it.
If you do have that sufficient rank and merit, then you could join up signature campaigns
If you do have that extra time and doesnt have much to do then you do airdrops.

Gone are the days which there are faucet or sites that do really give out that kind of earning opportunity. Everything now comes with hard work on earning or obtaining something.
The rest, then if you are really that serious on accumulation then buying and investing would be the key.

[OgNasty]

This site is obviously a good place to earn some BTC if you participate long enough to elevate your member status to the point where you can be accepted into a signature campaign. I think given X.com’s approval to begin handling cryptocurrency on behalf of users, the formerly known as twitter site may become a haven for crypto tipping.

[examplens]

l have been into bitcoin for a while now, buying and selling bitcoin, in addition to working in some sites, posting, air views, and earning reasonable amount of bitcoin. Recently, it's like some of those sites have closed down, while the remaining ones are paying little or no bitcoin. Can anyone tell me some trustworthy sites, where someone can work and earn reasonable amount of bitcoin?

Okay, you want to earn Bitcoin. But you didn't state what you can offer in return. To earn means you provide a certain type of service or good and for that you get a certain type of compensation in Bitcoin.
I hope you didn't think of places where you can get larger amounts for free, that's where you have to be disappointed because there is no such thing as free money.

[buwaytress]

Hate to say this, and I realise I'm speaking from a certain position of privilege, but you're likely better off honing an actual skill you have and looking to get paid for that work as a professional.

There are, as others point out already, ways you can earn from this forum. And there will always be opportunities to get paid for reviews, menial tasks, as you asked -- but these should never be seen as regular income or indeed, careers.

I'm on a reasonably high-paying signature campaign, but that came with many years of effort and luck (to get the recognition required), and it coincided with what I liked -- using Bitcoin and gambling. Even so, it is hardly enough for a career and serves as a generous supplement for my habits (haha) while, hopefully, giving the brands I promote good visibility and reputational association (that is really what these campaigns pay for),

My actual professional earnings come from what I do for work. I simply work now for crypto companies, get paid in Bitcoin, for my professional services. It's my personal DCA.

In summary: focus on developing yourself, your career, combine it with Bitcoin knowledge, and then get good enough so that crypto-paying companies want to hire you.

[Nrcewker]

l have been into bitcoin for a while now, buying and selling bitcoin, in addition to working in some sites, posting, air views, and earning reasonable amount of bitcoin. Recently, it's like some of those sites have closed down, while the remaining ones are paying little or no bitcoin. Can anyone tell me some trustworthy sites, where someone can work and earn reasonable amount of bitcoin?

To be honest, no one will share the platform if they are making good money out of it. I will tell you the practical things. You can earn with Bitcoins if you do freelancing. That’s the only practical method to make Bitcoins. But many times these freelance hrs don’t give payment with Bitcoins, so that’s one struggle that you need to deal with. Moreover you can get freelancing jobs from fiverr and upwork. Hope this helps you OP.

[Latviand]

This site is obviously a good place to earn some BTC if you participate long enough to elevate your member status to the point where you can be accepted into a signature campaign. I think given X.com’s approval to begin handling cryptocurrency on behalf of users, the formerly known as twitter site may become a haven for crypto tipping.

Besides signature campaign, they can also sell their services or products here albeit the products should be bitcoin related or it won't gather that much attention. I don't know OP's skill sets are but there are people in the forum that's probably looking for a programmer although I wouldn't recommend getting hired here because the rates that's considered standard here is probably the cheapest overall so tread lightly when you're a programmer, you're better off selling products like custom made tokens that double as cold wallets. I don't know about crypto tipping, it's been a thing for awhile now and so far, the reception to it isn't bad nor good.

[Plaguedeath]

Besides signature campaign, they can also sell their services or products here albeit the products should be bitcoin related or it won't gather that much attention. I don't know OP's skill sets are but there are people in the forum that's probably looking for a programmer although I wouldn't recommend getting hired here because the rates that's considered standard here is probably the cheapest overall so tread lightly when you're a programmer, you're better off selling products like custom made tokens that double as cold wallets. I don't know about crypto tipping, it's been a thing for awhile now and so far, the reception to it isn't bad nor good.

Are you a programmer? how you can know the payrate for programmer in this forum and outside? I don't think the rate is cheap here except you're live in a developed country.

The crypto tipping in Twitter is pretty much like tipping using a website coin or fiat, but this one is using crypto. It's not easy to get tipped, you must be popular and need to create good content.

[NotATether]

You can check out the Services section to see what's on offer and what the pay is. For Hero/Legendary $100 a week is average I would say, and if you are one of the more exceptional contributors between $200 and $250, although there are a select few who earn even more but for that you have to be in the top ten of the forum, and I would say top five.

This is terrible advice to give to a newbie because there are no signature campaigns for newbies. Newbies cannot even wear a signature. Most campaigns start at Sr Member and above.

You have been buying and selling crypto, what do you learn from that? Trading is a good way to make some money too,  if you can learn it you can make some good gains.

And trading is not for everybody - it's like these two suggestions are the only ideas most people have in mind to earn Bitcoins while if someone is looking a freelancing platform to earn cash, suddenly this problem is gone because there are so many of them available online.

Besides signature campaign, they can also sell their services or products here albeit the products should be bitcoin related or it won't gather that much attention. I don't know OP's skill sets are but there are people in the forum that's probably looking for a programmer although I wouldn't recommend getting hired here because the rates that's considered standard here is probably the cheapest overall so tread lightly when you're a programmer, you're better off selling products like custom made tokens that double as cold wallets. I don't know about crypto tipping, it's been a thing for awhile now and so far, the reception to it isn't bad nor good.

Are you a programmer? how you can know the payrate for programmer in this forum and outside? I don't think the rate is cheap here except you're live in a developed country.

I could charge several hundreds of dollars per week, however most people here are not looking for generic programmers, they are looking for token creators.

[davis196]

l have been into bitcoin for a while now, buying and selling bitcoin, in addition to working in some sites, posting, air views, and earning reasonable amount of bitcoin. Recently, it's like some of those sites have closed down, while the remaining ones are paying little or no bitcoin. Can anyone tell me some trustworthy sites, where someone can work and earn reasonable amount of bitcoin?

How do you define "reasonable amount of Bitcoin"? In some parts of the world, earning 5 USD per day is enough for a decent living, while in others 50-100 USD a day is a medium wage.
AFAIK, many Get-paid-to (GPT) sites accept Bitcoin/crypto withdrawals. Freecash.com is the biggest GPT website. The problem is that those GPT sites are lucrative only for people living in Tier 1 countries.
Sproutgigs and Latium are crypto micro job sites, where you could earn by doing various micro jobs and withdraw via Bitcoin/crypto.
So far I haven't heard about any major freelance platform like Upwork or Freelancer.com allowing Bitcoin withdrawals.